Don' t be alarmed as this is probably due to the placenta attaching itself to the wall of your uterus. The pain can be quite a sharp one, but obviously if you are worried,f the pain is severe or if your are bleeding, see your GP immediately. Walking during labour I thought I'd share this tip with you. When you are in labour, try and walk around or at least stay in an upright position for as long as possible, as I found this really speeded up the process. Sometimes in early pregnancy you may have a strange taste in your mouth.
Women usually describe it as a metallic taste.
Don't worry it is perfectly normal. Some women experience it throughout pregnancy, usually, however it disappears after a couple of months. Place a warm hot water bottle on the relevant area. Press your spine against a wall and keep in that position for a few seconds. Drink tonic water - the quinine will help relieve cramp.