Hi, I had stomach pains with all my three children and I put it down to my insides moving around to accomodate a growing womb. All three were born healthy.

Hope that helped.

Rest assured, spotting in many pregnancies is common and not abnormal or a sign that anything is wrong.  I had spotting on and off for the first 3 months with my firstone, and was so worried about it (nothing anyone said reassured me!) that my doctor arranged for an ultrasound at about 11 weeks to help put my mind at rest.

And you have probably heard, but some women even have their period for the first few months!  Amazingly, this doesn't affect their pregnancies.

Sharon

hi i have had 3 children and every one of the pregnancys were differant. but i had some pain with my second and i was told it was due to my body ajusting to the baby and it was nothing to worry about in some cases it just takes a little time for your body to ajust to all the new things happening to it, i also had some bleeding so my advice is to not to worry as you will upset your self and thats not good for you or your baby. if you find it is worrying you alot call you dotctor and ask him/her to give you a check up just to be safe. the doctor found my baby was breach and that may have been some the cause for my pain and bleeding. best of luck and i know every thing will be fine. my sister is a nurse so i will ask her if she knows of any thing that may help you.

Hello Maree,

I would seriously recommend seeking a second opinion. Sometimes crapping on one side in early pregnancy can mean that the baby is developing in the fallopian tube. This can be seriously dangerous to your health, in addition because of the spotting I would request that your GP reefers you for an ultrasound ASAP.

Hope everything goes well, Take care