Cramps are increasing?

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I am 5 weeks today. The cramps I have been have changed somehow. I went from higher up AF like cramps to much lower and heavier cramps. I had some diarrhea this morning, but the cramps are still intense. No blood or anything yet, but I am afraid this might be the start of a miscarriage again? Anyone have a similar experience? Just kind of scared.

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I've heard that initial implantation is 6-12 dpo but you could have placental implantation up to 6 weeks which is why so many women spot their first few weeks after finding out.

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This is my 3rd pregnancy, so I have a little experience (but I'm still no expert). With my first 2 pregnancy I had cramping until 8 weeks! I was told it's your uterus stretching which might explain why the cramps were much worse with my 1st then they were with my 2nd. It could also be the placenta starting to form.

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Maybe, but so late? I thought implantation happened 6-12 days after O. The baby should already be growing and forming.

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Thanks everyone! The cramping has slowed a lot. Now It's mainly stomach cramping. It took a whilr, but I think I can tell the difference now. I am not used to have stomach issues, I never had anyone until I was pregnant. This is a whole new world for me!

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I read that cramps are your Uterus changing and stretching x

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I have been having a mix of cramps and stomach pains. I'm very constipated and I can tell that some of my pains are from that. The cramps I have are like very early period cramps but it freaks me out to no end! As long as your not bleeding heavily you should be fine, but if you are worried call your doctor and they can do a blood test.

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It could also be terrible gas or that diarrhea rolling through you so fast

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It could just be implantation.

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