Joined: 17 May 2005 Posts: 372 Location: Sydney - Australia
Cramping Posted: 07-14-05 21:39pm
Hey im 15 weeks pregnant.
I was just wondering, how much cramping is
too much cramping?
I've not been able to go to the toilet for
a week and have been really constipated,
would this cause the cramping?
My cramping doesn't hurt but I suppose its
just really annoying and it sometimes
worries me.
I've also started feeling really heavy in
my lower stomach, is that me feeling the
baby in there? :)
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chyenne
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 23 Jun 2005 Posts: 29 Location: canada
It Could Be Both! Posted: 07-15-05 03:48am
Hey,
it could be one or both!.. My sis who is
having a boy this time around (2nd
pregnancy) she said she felt his sitting
right down on her pelvic bone as soon as
13-14 weeks... But her doc also said that
it was normal cause it was her second time
around and all the muscles and stuff are
all stretched and such!....
On the other hand it could also be, that
you are just constipated.. The one thing
I know for sure is if you are taking
marterna.( the vitamins) they make you
constipated.. (or at least they do for
me!) and my doc has told me that many
complain about the same problem...
Talk to your doc, and see if he/she would
sugest you taking a fiber pill or
something.. (my doc told me to take
medamucil once a week to counter re-act
what the maturna does!)
anyway hope that helps a little..
Best of luck with the future baby!
Lor~
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sxcgirl_me
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 May 2005 Posts: 372 Location: Sydney - Australia
Posted: 07-15-05 21:18pm
Well I actually take yakult,
i dont know if you have it in america but
supposedly its not supposed to be like a
laxative, but it makes me go to the toilet
at least 3 times a day, so im sticking to
it.
Yea its weird
sometimes my stomach feels totally normal,
and then sometimes its just like someone
is sitting on my lower back and stomach,
and sometimes it makes my thighs tingle.
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