9 weeks pregnant and constantly cramping, advice?

Question

im at the end of 9 weeks. last saturday i went to the bathroom and when i wiped there was brown discharge and a small clot of red. i wiped a few more times and no more red, just brown discharge. i called the doc on monday, the nurse said it was normal, just to stay hydrated, cuz i had no cramping. so wednesday thursday and today i have had constant cramping throughout the day and night, sometimes waking me up. no blood though, no unusual discharge either. i have been cramping up till now but not as constant. it seems like its on a schedule now. lol. is this normal? i have my first prenatal appt tuesday so unless something drastic happens im gonna wait till then to tell my doc, i just wanted some opinions from my fellow preggers lol.....

also, is it strange to just now start getting morning sickness? my doc gave me a whole bunch of prenatal samples and this week ive been getting sick and throwing up from them, but been taking diff ones since six weeks preggers and no throwing up, just nauseau....

Thanks for everyones answers

Answer 1

sounds like baby is implanting into your womb, which can cuase some brown or dark bleeding up to the first 14 weeks. if you are feeling sick then i'd say you have nothign to worry about. if blood turns red or there is lots of it go straight to hospital though.

Answer 2

3 pregnancies down, and a 4th on the way, and I have never had morning sickness. However, the cramping I do know about, and it's normal, had it with all of them. Nothing really to worry about until it gets severely uncomfortable, but even then, it could just be your body. I went to the hospital at 12 weeks with my last one, and they told me that there is nothing they would do to save the baby until 20 weeks and on. That my baby wasn't considered a baby until 20 weeks. I was mad. But he was born July 4th, 2007 with no problems. Try not to stress over it. Good Luck

Answer 3

It is normal..unless you have a lot  of red and tissue don't sweat it.  A lot of women have this during there first trimester and some throughout their pregnancy.  Do make sure to keep drinking lots of fluids to stay hydrated as this can cause cramping.  Also during your first few months your uterus is stretching adjusting to having something in there which causes cramps.  This is also normal.  Just get all the rest you can and  don't over do yourself.  Don't participate in activities that require a lot of physical movement from you or will put strain on your body.  And relax, your body is going to do what it's supposed to do to make this path successful for you and baby.  Good luck!

Answer 4

Well I first want to tell you it sounded like a miscarriage but if you are still feeling pregnant like morning sickness and such then you are still pregnant and not miscarrying. I am 9 weeks along and I was cramping for the past 2 weeks, it was really scarying me. I just had my prenatal appt on wed. and everything was fine, baby is doing good.

I would say the blood is from implanting your uterus like the other person said. I just started getting morning sickness yesterday, but I also get it at night after supper :(

With my first pregnancy, I didn't get morning sickness until I was 11 weeks along and it only lasted for 2 weeks, then I didn't get it anymore.

They do say if you get morning sickness early on in your pregnancy it's a girl, later it's a boy.  I did have a boy and I got morning sickness at 11 weeks :) Congrats!

Answer 5

I didn't start with morning sickness until my 8th week of pregnancy so that's where the nausea is coming from. I had cramping until my second trimester but the dr. said as long as it's not followed by clots or period like blood then it's just your uterus stretching making room for the baby! No worries, I'm sure you're fine. Congrats and good luck :-)