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neeko177
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Is This Normal? Pelvic Pressure
Posted: 03-19-06 15:26pm
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I didnt even know what I was experiencing
until I read it on here..
I always have this pain in my pelvic area
that makes it hard to lay down, sit up,
roll over, get out of bed.. Etc.. And
from being here I read that its just
pelvic pressure from the baby.. My baby
hasnt dropped yet and im 34 weeks.. But
it just keeps getting worse and worse and
is getting to the point where it hurts to
walk now too. Is this normal or should I
be worried. Cuz I am worried lol
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neeko177
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shuett
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Posted: 03-21-06 02:51am
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Hi neeko177
i'm 26 weeks and I am getting it really
bad. When I roll over in bed it really
really hurts - on either side or both.
It hurts when I walk too, particular
during or after bh contractions.
This is my forth pregnancy and all have
been the same. Don't worry I think its
normal.
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neeko177
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Posted: 03-21-06 14:49pm
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I dont think I have experienced braxton
hicks contractions yet. Its my first tho
so I am not exacly sure what they are
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Morning_Glory
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Posted: 03-21-06 15:34pm
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Have you had an ultra sound done yet?
Your next doctor's visit you should bring
up your concern. The baby should be
turned and dropping very soon and i'd be
thinking breach birth if it doesn't happen
soon.
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Eyes Wide Shut
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Posted: 03-21-06 15:40pm
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I heard that the baby can turn up to one
week before delivery...Or as soon as your
body begins to contract.....
Sarah
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Posted: 03-21-06 16:42pm
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It is called long ligament pain. Your
body is having to stretch to accommodate
the baby. It is more common the second
half of pregnancy.
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neeko177
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Posted: 03-21-06 16:58pm
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I had 2 ultrasounds.. One at 2 months and
one at 5 months.. And im not having
anymore.. My dr went on vacation I havent
seen him in a while.. But as long as its
normal I wont be concerned
but is it normal to not experience bh
yet?
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Ingi
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Posted: 03-21-06 17:01pm
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Yes. Some people never have bh
contractions. Some people have them all
the time. You may even be having them and
not know it because they aren't painful,
just tightening.
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Eyes Wide Shut
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Posted: 03-21-06 17:49pm
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Yea you can start having .Braxton .Hicks
as early as 5 months!! I'm glad I haven't
experienced a painful .B.H...They say you
have them, they just aren't painful!!
Kinda scary!!
When are you due again??
Sarah
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neeko177
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Eyes Wide Shut
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Yea You!! Lol
Posted: 03-21-06 18:53pm
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Ohh alright!!! That's cool...We're only
days apart!!
Oh lord...I know what you're going
through!! It seems like everyday I face
an obstacle that wasn't an obstacle
before..Like walking!! Or should I say
waddling!! I can't stay in one comfy
position for more than 30 mins!! It's a
pain in the ass to tell you the literal
truth!
I'm trying soooo hard to not gain anymore
"unneccessary" weight...I'm just sooo
hungry!! Lol....Have you had your 1st
cervical check?? I get mine on the 27 th
at my next .Appt.
Good .Luck girl!!
Sarah
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QueenBee2_3
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Posted: 03-21-06 20:35pm
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What you're describing is normal. Some
women are really sensitive to the pressure
being put on the pelvis, but remember that
your pelvic joints and hip bones are
adjusting and widening to get ready for
labor and delivery. Your skeleton is
actually "loosening" and that can account
for a lot of the discomfort.
Since it's abnormal for you, it can't hurt
to call your ob jic he wants to see you.
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Eyes Wide Shut
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Posted: 03-21-06 20:38pm
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I have a .Drs appt on .Monday, i've got my
list ready!!! Lol...
Sarah
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God
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Posted: 03-21-06 20:44pm
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It could be something called spd. I
forget what it stands for but the pubic
bone sort of separates. If it is this
then it will ease off after the birth but
in the meantime you need to get lots of
bed rest. The dr/physio can also give you
a support belt, and crutches may help with
walking.
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neeko177
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Posted: 03-22-06 00:06am
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No my doctor hasnt done my first cervical
check thingy lol.. I havent seen him ina
while cuz I missed my appt and the
secretary wouldnt rebook and now hes on
vacation.. I will be 36 weeks almost by
the time I see him so I think he will do
it probably and then after that I start
seeing him every week (i completely
skipped every 2 weeks lol cuz my dr sucks
lol) and yeah.. Im trying to get
everything ready, and I do a little bit
and have to sit down it takes so much
outta me.. Lol my bf keeps making fun of
my waddling lol..Ugh.. And the stretch
marks!!! They suck!! They are almost at
my belly button now! I feel like crying
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