hunter_McMahon
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35 Week Pregnancy Becoming Painful :what Should I Do?
Posted: 09-26-07 20:54pm
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I am 35 weeks along and my pregnancey is
getting way to painful! What sould I do?
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young Girl
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Posted: 09-26-07 20:55pm
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have you contacted your doctor?
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hunter_McMahon
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Posted: 09-26-07 21:20pm
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yes and she was no help. But it is getting
to the point were I wish I had never
gotten pregnant. My back constantly
spasims, I've gone into preterm labor
twice and they stopped it.
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Posted: 09-26-07 21:22pm
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im sorry hun but it sounds like they dont
think the baby is ready yet 35 weeks though you
are almost done
ugh dont scare me about pretrm labor lol
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Posted: 09-26-07 21:23pm
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There's not much you can do right now. The
last weeks of pregnancy are usually the
hardest for most women, so if it's any
comfort at all... you're not alone in
feeling this way.
But on the bright side, it won't be much
longer until this is over and you meet
your little one!
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hunter_McMahon
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Posted: 09-26-07 21:24pm
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Thanks you guys I just wish there was a
way to stop the pain. my back at least.
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young Girl
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Posted: 09-26-07 21:25pm
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yeah my back has hurt since the begining
of pregnancy...i bet yours is a ton worse
though
heating pad and icy hot is my best friend
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Posted: 09-26-07 21:26pm
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What I did for my back pain was used a
heating pad. They make some now that have
automatic timers - they'll automatically
shut off after half an hour, so if you
fall asleep you won't burn to a crisp. You
can also use Tylenol to help ease the
general aches and pains. Warm baths can
also be soothing (if you have help getting
in/out of the tub).
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Posted: 09-26-07 21:27pm
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Thoes and my tylanol don't work the doctor
even gave me vicodin and that don't work
either
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Posted: 09-26-07 21:30pm
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Unfortunately there's not much else that
can be done safely during pregnancy. At 35
weeks your baby is not quite fully cooked
yet - delivering right now would probably
not be safe for your little one. These
last few weeks are very important for a
baby's lung development and weight gain,
so your doctor most likely will not induce
you unless your baby's health is in
danger.
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Posted: 09-26-07 21:32pm
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well I was told my daughter's placenta had
a tear in it and I don't understand why
they did not induce me. I had the steroid
shots and her lungs are fully developed.
So I guess I am just really confused.
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Posted: 09-26-07 21:34pm
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That's a good question to ask your doctor.
I'm sure that if they felt the tear was
dangerous they would have scheduled your
induction. Maybe they're waiting to give
her more time in the womb (every extra day
counts) or maybe they're waiting to see if
the tear is affecting her development. 5
weeks worth of time in the womb is
precious, and they won't take that away
from your baby if they don't need to.
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Posted: 09-26-07 21:42pm
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well good luck hun and i know it hurts
try to get some good rest ok?
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