Is it normal to have a light brownish disharge with light cramps around 7 weeks of pregnancy?
473350
Light cramps or abdominal discomfort is not an uncommon condition of early pregnancy (see below).  But, if you are having any kind of discharge, then you should go and see your family doctor or obstetrician, the sooner the better!  \n\nLots more information on symptoms of early pregnancy at site below.  Hope that helps!
673114
Yes, some woman experience their periods throughout their pregnancy. \n\nCheck with a doctor to make sure everything is okay though because it also may signify a problem with the pregnancy.
655018
SOmetimes if you worry or think about it for too long you may believe you are pregnant but are not. Your best assurance is to buy a pregnancy test or go to your doctor but three days is not long to believe you are pregnant, maybe those cramps are telling you that it is coming.
810823
Wow! Let's pray this is implantation bleeding! Wait until the end of the month if the pain isn't bad, and then take a pregnancy test. You might already be a mommy!!!
949058
my periods were crazy too.. and in november it hadnt shown up so i took a test which had a very faint line.. on my way to work i picked up a digital test at kmart. and i did it on my break.. and what would you know that very faint line meant pregnant. the digitals are nice because its either pregnant or not pregnant. it spells it out for you. no little lines, or wondering if thats a second line. my suggestion obviously, get a digital one. it'll tell you the truth. then visit your doctor if it says pregnant. they'll do another test to completely confirm and talk to you about prenatal care. good luck
1124439
you are pregnant-ask the doctor. we are not doctors. that is an extreme diagnosis. horribly extreme.
968438
Pregnancy would not give you a light period.  You may not have ovulated this month and there isn't as much uterine lining to discharge.
957096
I totally feel for you!  I had irregular periods for up to two weeks at a time but only every few months until I got pregnant 4 years ago.  Then I didn't have a period at all due to breastfeeding until 11 months after I gave birth.  Now, every several weeks (5-8, it varies), I bleed for weeks (longest was 5 weeks) until I go to a doctor and get medication to make it stop.  Then it stops for 5-8 weeks and starts up again, same thing! :(  The way I bleed sounds just like you--it comes and goes over the course of a few days--I'll think it's stopping and then bright red blood will come gushing out like I'm a stuck pig.\n\nAll this irregularity started 10 years ago when I went off the pill after being on it for 5 years.  Before that, even as a young teen, I was 100% as regular as clockwork.\n\nBirth control pills do some really wacky things to our systems, so that could be the reason you're having trouble.  Or, it could be something like a cyst.  If your period doesn't stop within a week or so you really do need to go see a doctor.  If they can't solve it within a few months, you need to see another one.  I'm gearing up to get another opinion myself--this time I'm going to a clinic in Boston at Tufts that specializes in menstrual disorders.\n\nGood luck, you're not the only one with this kind of problem!
183687
5 to 6 weeks from the last menstural period.Foetal heart movements can be seen by the seventh week.
847400
you are not lactating... wat kind of a stupid answer is that? back to you, i donno about you but  like a week or 2 b4 my period my breast gets tender.. but when ur pregnant this also happens so it could be that,  but if not ,then u have nothing to worry about its maybe just you period.. take a pregnancy test then..
80021
You should make an appointment with your gynecologist.\nIt could have been just some extra skin coming off. A miscarriage would accompany heavier than normal bleeding and some cramping.
555451
Yes- this is very normal.  What I would do though is to see your doctor for a blood pregnancy test, to confirm that you are indeed pregnant.
922373
This happens to me all the time between periods. It's nothing to worry about, but no, it's not your period! (unfortunately, lol) I also experience cramping up to a week before I start or even longer if I am stressed out as stress causes my period to be late. It has to do with hormonal changes and ovulation. \n\nTake some ibuprofen and a multivitamin and you should hopefully feel much better. :)\n\n*edit* As other answerers have said, you could also be pregnant! If you are sexually active and this is not normal for your body it's worth looking into. But i'm a virgin and I have these symptoms all the time, obviously i'm not pregnant, so it might not necessarily be that.
802604
The Dr.s opinion might be correct.  As your pregnancy advances you will get lots of strange pains.  The round or broad ligament he/she is referring to is the band of tissue that holds your pregnant belly up and as you grow larger the ligament is stretched and sometimes gets very painful.  When this happens try sitting in a warm not hot tub of water.  Are you sure the ovarian cyst has resolved?  No two women have the same type of pregnancy nor pains.  Some women sail through a pregnancy with no complaints, while others are at the hospital every day just sure they're in labor.  If you do have questions/concerns, do not hesitate to call your Dr.s office.  They should have someone there who only handles triage phone calls.  Most do.
316810
its definately a posibility that you could be pregnant.Spotting is common in the first few weeks of pregnancy, especially if your period is abnormally short. Get a pregnancy test asap, its the only sure way to know!
1127079
Hello....this is a medical condition called PICA.  It often happens when you are pregnant.  I've learned that your body is deficient in natural trace minerals when this occurs.  Now that you know the name of the condition, you will find tons of information out on the web.  Please look on trusted sites such as WebMD.
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It could be a sign of implantation bleeding.  As a pregnancy blood test is the most accurate way of testing, please see your doctor to get one done.