Crampong slightly only at night???

Question

So I've been having cramps in the top part of my uterus it feels tight or full but crampy. This has been happening for the past five nights, but only at night when I go to bed....I'm really confused, I usually get cramps in the morning right before I start my period if I cramp that period, but no sign of at not even spotting and I'm irregular so I have no clue when or if I'm late. Any ideas? Also my nipples have been sensitive for a few days but that's it.

Answer

Right before I found out I was pregnant...I was having these strange cramps and it only happened at night. My breast were tender and I was extremely fatigue the week I was having those odd cramps. Well...I took a pregnancy test two weeks later after my missed period...and I was pregnant.

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FOUND THIS INFORMATION ONLINE.

What Is Implantation Cramping?
Every woman understands what PMS cramps are. To understand what causes implantation spasms you must first understand the process of fertilization. Your ovaries will release a mature ovum or egg. If it meets with sperm, it becomes a fertilized egg. It then moves along the Fallopian toward your womb with the help from tiny fibers that cover the surface of your Fallopian tubes. Once it reaches the womb, it will implant itself into the walls of your uterus. This may happen up to 12 days after ovulation occurs. Your period is normally about 14 days after ovulation, so is it any wonder that many women mistake their symptoms?
During this time, you may feel a variety of symptoms that include cramping, spotting, aching breasts, dizziness, fatigue, and more. Some women mistake these symptoms for PMS signs.

Crampong slightly only at night???

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