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Q: Sharp Stabbing Pains When Baby Moves

asked by: brookes22 on July 17th, 2006

Experienced User

I am 35 weeks pregnant and starting last night when the baby would move, I kept getting really bad sharp stabbing feelings inside my vaginia. Now this morning I woke up with really bad cramping and diarehea. Anybody know what this could be caused from?

Replies(4)

jgtc06

replied on July 17th, 2006

Experienced User

Me Too...

I'm 35 weeks as well and I have gotten those recently as well. I would love to know what they are too. Sorry I can't help you though.

jgtc06

replied on July 17th, 2006

Experienced User

Yea

Anyone know what it might be?

Mabel

replied on July 17th, 2006

Moderator

There is no room inside your uterus and that baby is getting very large - that makes for a lot of pain.

Jackeline

replied on July 17th, 2006

New User

I also have been getting those pains since like 35 weeks. If you pinch your arm really hard, thats what it feels like inside your cervix. I asked the doctor about it. He told me its the babys head on your cervix putting pressure whhich causes this pain. I am now 37 weeks and dialated to 3cm. Its gotten more painfull for me. Well hang in there! Hope this helped.

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