At the beginning of July my AST and ALT were normal, and they have been normal all my life. In mid-August my AST was 80 and ALT was 146. Docs thought that was a lab error, so I had it rechecked a month later. Both levels were even higher. I've had it checked weekly since then and they are higher each week.
Regular contractions may mean that your uterine muscle is tightening (Braxton Hicks contractions) or that you are in labor. It may be hard to tell the difference between Braxton Hicks contractions and true labor. If there is any doubt, call your doctor.
As well we know that these first little movements (also often described as flutters /usually called as âquickeningâ) are one of the most exciting things when you are being pregnant. It is very common and normal to experience them during pregnancy, even they also can be a good sign that your baby is continuously developing and will help you feel closer to your baby!