First time mom here, I know when laying down your not suppose to lay on your back at least that’s what I’ve heard but…
First time mom here, I know when laying down your not suppose to lay on your back at least that’s what I’ve heard but after laying on both my sides my hips end up hurting really bad is there any way I can lay to either help or relieve the pain in my hips?
Dani B·
Мама сына-младенца
My ob told me to lay however I’m comfortable. As long as you’re not in pain.
tiera shaye ·
Мама дочки-младенца, беременна (26 нед.)
@happyhappyjoyjoy09, your not supposed to the farther along you get because the weight of your uterus and baby can compress your major blood vessels. Which restricts blood flow to baby, can cause shortness of breath, dizziness, and affect your blood pressure. But mind you this is laying like straight flat on your back. If you need to lay on your back use pillows to either prop one hip up so you are slightly tilted. Or multiple pillows so that you are kinda sitting up a little more.
I find it so uncomfortable to lay on my side by the middle of my second trimester. I bought this giant pregnancy pillow and add a couple pillows under my head and it's the best thing ever.
Joy Ferguson·
Мама дочки-младенца
Why you’re not suppose to lay on your back*
Joy Ferguson·
Мама дочки-младенца
Hmmm. I was never told this. I wonder why. 🧐
Megan Cragle·
Мама сына-младенца
I had the same issue but I have always had problems with my hips. I ended up on my back every night for the last few weeks without even trying that’s how I woke up bc it would be so bad like someone was ripping my hip attached to my leg right off my body I know I toss and turned a lot my doctor never told me that I couldn’t lay on my back
Jelly 🔮·
Мама сына (1 год), беременна (22 нед.)
Try pillows in between your legs or heating pad
Jenny·
В ожидании первенца
I’ve been told I can use a pillow to prop myself up a bit so I can lay on my back for bits of time and rotate positions