borderlily9
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So I’m 22 & recently took a positive pregnancy test (bizarre as hell and I don’t know how to feel about it as I’ve always been told I was infertile/unable to conceive).
I’m not sure yet how far along I am, but am due to see a GP in the next two weeks.
I didn’t realise I was pregnant for about 4 weeks or so (maximum) because I was getting ‘period’ cramps.
Now I know it’s not time-of-the-month (I’m under 6.5 stone so I’ve never been regular) I’ve noticed how unlike normal dysmenorrhea this is.
I get them maybe 5-10 times a day, always after orgasm, and often after food. They vary in where they are but they are ALWAYS extreme.
I have had very bad periods since I started at 14 (e.g. cramps, vomiting, nosebleeds, asthma attacks). But these are so so bad. I feel like someone’s put a chicken skewer through my side.
Is this normal? I’ve read up on first trimester cramping & none of the articles seem to indicate it is reason for concern as there are no other symptoms... But OW?!
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Also this is unrelated but if any of you have experience as single mums with mental health disorders: the dad isn’t a boyfriend. We’ve been seeing one another 2 months. He’s moving abroad to China in January... and I’m unsure where to turn. Do any of you know of any resources in the UK?
I’m not sure yet how far along I am, but am due to see a GP in the next two weeks.
I didn’t realise I was pregnant for about 4 weeks or so (maximum) because I was getting ‘period’ cramps.
Now I know it’s not time-of-the-month (I’m under 6.5 stone so I’ve never been regular) I’ve noticed how unlike normal dysmenorrhea this is.
I get them maybe 5-10 times a day, always after orgasm, and often after food. They vary in where they are but they are ALWAYS extreme.
I have had very bad periods since I started at 14 (e.g. cramps, vomiting, nosebleeds, asthma attacks). But these are so so bad. I feel like someone’s put a chicken skewer through my side.
Is this normal? I’ve read up on first trimester cramping & none of the articles seem to indicate it is reason for concern as there are no other symptoms... But OW?!
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Also this is unrelated but if any of you have experience as single mums with mental health disorders: the dad isn’t a boyfriend. We’ve been seeing one another 2 months. He’s moving abroad to China in January... and I’m unsure where to turn. Do any of you know of any resources in the UK?
