Ohh you poor thing!!!!!

I had this with my last pregnancy. Mine started at 15wks and I ended up sleeping upright on the lounge for 7mths as I couldn't sleep on my side or open my legs to get on the bed and using crutches from 20wks... so I know what you are feeling!

At 38 weeks you haven't got too far to go which is good although I doubt they will induce you as (despite begging/pleading/crying) my ob told me they wouldn't induce a pregnancy when the baby isn't at risk incase the induction didn't progress and a c-section was needed (hence unnecessary surgery for the mother).

Whilst in labour its important to let the midwife know you have SPD especially if you have a epidural as you can't tell if your labouring position is hurting your pubic bones. (does that make sense???) and I also agree with the physio (now and after the birth).

If its any consultation I found that shortly after birth (about 2hrs) later I had a huge improvement and about 3mths later I am back to normal.

On the down side.. I have heard it gets worse with each pregnancy!!

Sorry I can't offer any real advice, just lots of hugs and hopefully you will soon have your beautiful baby in your arms!