Did/does anyone else feel like their pelvis is falling apart at this point? My lower abdomen, hips, groin, and lower back are all sooooo achy. Whether I'm moving or laying down, I stay hydrated, workout, get my rest, etc. I've had sciatica almost my whole pregnancy, but this is different pain.
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Omg that's amazing. And with ylur first?! That definitely makes me want to keep working out haha I will work through the pain! I figured if I stopped it may only make the pain worse and make things harder. Thank you for your advice! @kailey.gallentine
Yeah you're good babe! And KEEP WORKING OUT! I know everyone keeps saying it but I swear that it will make your labor go so much smoother. I was able to walk through almost all of my labor. They made me stop walking once my water broke and my labor was only 3 hours 54 minutes 😂
Oh good, it just came out of nowhere. It's just 24/7 but my Dr told me to not stop working out, so I just wanted to make sure I'm not hurting myself by staying active and it's normal. @kailey.gallentine
I had the same issue and I was told it was just my hips shifting so I could give birth. Literally the second I had my daughter the ache went away 🙌🏻
Having some pretty intense constant lower back pain and maybe super light contractions. But can't tell because the back pain is way over powering contractions so I'm walking around my room to see if they get worse.
my hips, lower back, and my lower abdomin hurt sooo bad😣
My lower back and lower belly where my ovaries would be is so crampy! Since I'll be 40 weeks tmro I wish it was contractions. I want to have my son already
I got a pain in my lower right side by my knicker line what is it is it anythink to worry about??? ..
Yes! Haha all the nurses thought I was lying when I said it was my first. I walked through all my hard labor until they made me come back to my room to give me the epidural, thank god for modern medicine. I tried to walk up the stairs to make it go faster but they wouldn't let me 😂 but I promise it helps. Just go for walks if you can't get out much. I have two serving jobs so luckily I got t out of the way by working doubles 👍🏻it totally pays off when you go into labor, and of course!