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The ligaments that support the uterus will stretch and with this stretching may cause mild cramps. 3. Miscarriage-Cramping during early pregnancy, especially accompanied by spotting or bleeding, is a warning sign of a possible miscarriage.
Mom Answers. I have had continual but mild cramping for several weeks now and I am five weeks pregnant. It it normal to feel this way as long as it's not painful and you are not bleeding. Also, your hormones are just causeing the uterus to prepare itself for the new baby. Also, early pregnancy bloating and gas can add to the crampyness. I have also heard of sharp pains that occur now and then and that they are normal also--as the uterus is stretching. Most of us at 5-6 weeks have not been to an appointment yet but don't get yourself worried. posted 06/17/2008 by a BabyCenter Member.