Some even expect to feel that exact, magical, miraculous moment when the fertilized egg, or the embryo, attaches itself to a female uterus. In doing so, it can sometimes cause mild cramping and spotting. Although it is not the norm, some women experience these sensations.
As the fertilised embryo burrows itself into the wall of the female internal reproductive organ, many women expertise some mild implantation pain or cramping. While your body is adjusting to your new pregnancy hormone levels and your female internal reproductive organ is turning into your baby’s new home, it’s natural for a little cramping or discomfort to occur.