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Q: belly sore
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_tanya_
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2ffia
New User
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Amethyst_Butterfly
Active User, very eHealthy
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2ffia
New User
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AyaMiyaki
Especially eHealthy
It's normal. Your uterus is expanding, and as it expands it shifts your organs. You're feeling pressure from new directions that you've never felt before, and it's completely normal to feel sore.
In a few short months, your baby is going to start kicking you hard, and in ONE PLACE over and over and over. You want to talk about sore? I thought I was bruised on the inside!
In a few short months, your baby is going to start kicking you hard, and in ONE PLACE over and over and over. You want to talk about sore? I thought I was bruised on the inside!
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_tanya_
Experienced User
I can't even imagine how painful after awhile the kicks get to be. Obviously I think the little ones now are oh so cute, but im sure when they get really strong i'll change my tune 
Your right though i feel pressure and weird pains in places I never have, especially up near my rib cage and lower abdomen. I suppose with a growing uterus the organs are shifting and when you picture someone moving around your organs its probably not the best feeling in the world.
Your right though i feel pressure and weird pains in places I never have, especially up near my rib cage and lower abdomen. I suppose with a growing uterus the organs are shifting and when you picture someone moving around your organs its probably not the best feeling in the world.
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