Well that is hard to say without any more detail than that. It could be your period, it could be pregnancy, it could an ectopic pregnancy, it could be a miscarriage, it could be gas, it could be diarrhea; there are lots of possibilities that could be from just cramping.
Yes you can be pregnant, i had mild period like cramping when i fell pregnant with my 3 kids.
It varies from one woman to another, but yes, it can be normal. Although, if you haven't been cramping five days before starting your period, and have now begun to do so, then you may need to see your ob/gyn.
yes cause it happen to me
This is most likely post period PMS cramping. Your Uterus can continue to contract and cause cramping for a few days after your period. This is normal.
This is most likely post period PMS cramping. Your Uterus can continue to contract and cause cramping for a few days after your period. This is normal.
Yes.
This will not cause period cramping or make you not have a period. This is a consequence of a fungal infection.
period pain is more lower than cramping and cramping is more pain when you are moving(motion)
it.s normal signs of mensturation...go to your family doctor and ask the question
Yes. I am pregnant and I had back cramping my first week. Scientists will say "it's not possible", but it is. I had other symptoms as well, like lightheadedness, slight nausea and being tired. It is getting more intense now that I have officially missed a period, but it all started around the time I would have been ovulating, two weeks before my period, a couple days after intercourse.
Of course! Since Clomid is meant to stimulate ovulation, you may have cramping near the ovaries.
No. Cramping before and during your period is normal, but not after. You should see a doctor.