does anyone suffer with SPD?. I'm not sure if I got it but my pelvis and lower back is in so much from the moment I wake up :/. I'm screaming every morning when getting up. I struggle to take my two toddlers to preschool everyday. I never had this sort of pain with my other two and they was big babys. what do midwife's do if u have got it?
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I had it with my son and it's started again early this time round.. I ended up having codeine the last few weeks which took the edge off and allowed me to be able to get to sleep.. Just before I ended up in labour I used to sit on the floor crying whilst hoovering and I had to sit on a chair to do dishes or cook.. I couldn't sit comfortably.. I couldn't walk in the end either.. I found the codeine, a hot bath and having our electric blanket on helped get me off to sleep.. And a pillow under my bump to support it.. It won't go though until you give birth but there are things you can do that can help reduce the pain xx
It really is a horrific pain, they don't seem to do anything about it though xx
ah that sucks. its horrible feels like my pelvis is gunna give in. this pregnancy has been so lush intil I hit 30 weeks xx
Ive had it all the way through, apart from delivering baby you can't do anything to cure it:(( x
Physio but doesn't really help even physio tell u it doesn't lol xx
yes I have it, it's started so early this time so at my next appointment I'll get the midwife to refer me to a physiotherapist. With my last daughter I had physio and it got so bad for me in the end I walked with crutches and wore a bump and pelvis support belt which helped carry some of the weight for the baby but it was agony. The good news is mine went as soon as I gave birth although I still have the problems with my spine, apart from that they don't do much, there's also not much you can take for it so I don't bother take anything, I try some of the exercises that they gave to me, and I use a hot water bottle on my back to help but that's it xx