also i havent had any morning sickness, am I lucky or is it a bad sign?

how far along are you? It could be many things and I need to know that before I tell you any of them

im about 6 weeks

OK about the morning sickness it is normal to not get any at all. You can have pain in the early stages of pregnancy. If the pain isn't too bad and you are getting no spotting you should be fine.

However if you are worried at all you should go to the doctor. At six weeks you will not see a baby but you should be able to see a yolk sac and a heartbeat.

They can do bloodtest to see if your levels are dropping but if you aren't bleeding they likely won't do this.

But as I said some women just get pain during pregnancy. I did for my son and now, for my twins.

The best thing for you to do now is take some paracetamol, it may help the pain a little, and try and relax.

I'm a little over 14 weeks and I have had some pain in various places through out my pregnancy. And actually most of it has been on my right side, but everything has been growing and changing and nothing is wrong with me at all as far as the pregnancy. Also my morning sickness didn't start until about the 7th week or so but if you don't get it BE THANKFUL! It's no fun at all. Best of luck to you.

yea your blood levels would show if its a good preg. i would go to doc and test blood level.3 pregs and i never had morning sickness so that wouldnt worry me. no spotting is a very good sign though. cramping could be gas too.

no not getting morning sickness isn't a bad thing i have never had it with any of mine but i have often had pain... iwould deffinatly talk to you doctor though. good luck with everything :)

My cramping pain slowly got less and less the farther into my pregnancy I got. And I got weird sharpish pains too, a lot on the right side. There is so much going on down there, muscles and ligaments stretching, so a little pain and discomfort is normal. Not having any spotting is a good sign that your pregnancy is going along well. Spotting can happen even when there isn't any risk to the baby, so not having any is a great sign.

As for the morning sickness, I've read that it doesn't show up instantly, but may start around week 6 or so. And if you don't get any, consider yourself lucky! I've also heard of morning sickness not showing up till the second trimester as well. So its kind of anything goes!

Pretty soon you'll get into the swing of being pregnant and all the aches and pains that are a normal part of it. And as time goes on, you'll also feel more confident that everything is fine. You'll learn that 'normal' is all over the board for just about everything!

I started to have little darting type cramps around 8 weeks and the doc said not to worry as long as I didn't bleed! Your uterus is starting to stretch even now (according to him).