Occasional uterine tingling in early pregnancy is mostly normal. This is due to the enlargement of the uterus after pregnancy and the pulling reaction. In addition, the uterus may contract in the early stages of pregnancy, but this contraction is not felt by the pregnant woman. There is also some slight tummy discomfort during the process of laying. For this occasional tingling, no special treatment is usually needed and good rest is recommended. During the early trimester, do not engage in strenuous exercise or sexual intercourse, and eat a light diet. If you experience increased abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding, you will need to be examined and treated with fetal preservation. It is important to keep track of the baby’s development during pregnancy.