No more complaints, just muscle cramps?

Thanks for your reply. Congratulations to you too! I did call the midwife. She thought it was strange that the symptoms disappeared overnight, but otherwise said exactly the same as you ????. Apparently, an ultrasound only makes sense from 6.5 weeks, because that's when the little heart starts beating. That would be the end of next week, but unfortunately, we're going on holiday for 2 weeks on Wednesday... So I can only come on August 20th. I have to wait almost 3 more weeks. What an incredibly exciting time...

Oh, that was me! The question marks were actually a smiley on my phone ;-)
Greetings, Elvi

It's really hard to say anything for sure based on pregnancy symptoms.
In my previous pregnancy, at 8 weeks, I had a small cramp one night and a bit of bleeding. The next morning, my symptoms were gone. I was worried, but after a few days, I was nauseous again. I didn't have any more bleeding, so I pushed my worries aside. When I had an ultrasound at 12 weeks, it turned out the baby had been gone for 4 weeks, so during that one night. I barely had any bleeding, and I was still nauseous. Apparently, it doesn't always come out on its own in a miscarriage. And your hormone levels stay high, so you still have symptoms. I didn't know that.
Now I'm pregnant again, and of course, I'm very alert to everything I feel. At 6 weeks, I had the same thing as during that one night. Cramps, a bit of bleeding, symptoms were gone. I even took a pregnancy test again, and the line had become very light! I was completely convinced it had miscarried again. A few days later, I went to the gynecologist to get checked. And what happened? The baby had grown (I had an ultrasound at 5.5 weeks, but there was nothing to see yet), and a good heartbeat. I couldn't believe my eyes! After that, I had more bleeding, but still good ultrasounds. Apparently, 20% of women have bleeding during pregnancy, for no reason. And you can have cramps because your uterus is growing, even early on. Before the pregnancy test, the gynecologist had no explanation. And symptoms can come and go. It's not an exact science. What I want to say: it can go either way! And the only thing we can do is wait, terribly! Hopefully, time will pass quickly for you...