No not really, your body is getting ready for the real thing. These early contractions are very light compared to the real thing. If you are worried, time these contractions, if they are not steady, they are just your body getting ready for birth.
The brain produces endorphins which act as painkillers. The body produces them in response to stressful events such as unavoidable electric shocks, sudden injury, or when pregnant women go into labour
Over Eating
I'm wondering how you get pregnant gradually. I thought 'sudden' was the way it usually goes. It sounds like you got pregnant, so you probably already have the answer to the question. It's not particularly unusual.
You can have periods and everything else be normal, but still be pregnant. In some cases women can experience a sharp discomfort in their lower regions, go to the toilet and all of a sudden be in labor and had no idea they were pregnant- this happened to my friend. SO go and get checked out.
If you're pregnant with a sudden leak of discharge, call your OBGYN's after hours service. If you don't get a response, go to the hospital.
That Romeo was dead and that she was pregnant with his child....
No, not necessarily, but it sounds like you think you could be pregnant, so you should go see a doctor ASAP and get tested. Do this tomorrow. In addition, start taking prenatal vitamins immediately and stop smoking if you think you could be pregnant and will keep your baby.
If your gerbil is female she may be pregnant but in the case of single or male gerbils check the cage for hidden food after feeding because they might be over eating. If a gerbil hasn't eaten in a while and then is fed this could cause sudden over eating or weight gain.
You may not be giving your body enough rest, or enough calories.
it could be but first see your doctor because bi-polar disease has exactly these symptoms
you most likely either got cold or horny. XD happens to everyone, especially when you are pregnant or just given birth.
No, the word 'sudden' is not a noun; sudden is an adjective, a word that describes a noun (a sudden storm).The noun form for the adjective sudden is suddenness.