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Is constant pelvic pain normal during first trimester of pregnancy? |
I can hardly sleep or sit still because of it, but everyone says it's fine as long as I'm not bleeding. But it feels too uncomfortable and constant to be normal.. Hmm yes... Well get used to it Lol. I'm in my second trimester and still experience every once and awhile cramping and aches. You're body is making room for your soon to be bulging belly. You're right, as long as there is no bleeding you're fine. Just asked the OBGYN yesterday=) I was worried too, dont stress about it, you will have bleeding if there is a problem. Talk to your OBGYN about it. |
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Hmm yes... i had it when i was aprund 7-8 weeks.. and it comes and goes often.. my OB said its just the uterus adjusting with the baby's weight.. (u knw once it was empty and now its bea... hmm you look low but not like the baby is engaged yet... i have had this back pain too.. about a week ago i had such bad back and hip pain it felt as though someone was removing my hips with a spo... I think the baby's head is slowly starting to drop. The pain could be the round ligaments stretching to make room for him/her to be born. I am 39 weeks pregnant with my first baby and I feel a... i think you should go to the doctor. anything inside of you that is causing you to passout needs to be looked at. even if he says its just the pills it better to be safe the sorry. good luck ...I wouldn't think so, I would go to the doctor because it sounds like an infection of some kind to me. Could you be pregnant? It could be an ectopic pregnancy or something serious. Birth con... More labored activity and sex due cause you to go into labor. However, most women will know that its time. You will be in alot of pain and not be able to walk. But you could just have more pressure... It could be anything, nerve problem, muscle problem, kidneys or a number of other things...It is impossible to answer your question without knowing what the actual problem is. Ask your Doctor for a... ITS TIME!!!!! GOOD LUCK!! ... |
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