Help With this

[Mummy2Lilly]

Hi All,

I never had this sort of thing with dd so thats why im a little unsure.

Last week i wasnt to well i had dirroea really bad all night during the night ( Sorry if its bad timing)

That morning i came fine so i thought maybe it was something i had eaten.

So 2 days later ive been having a pressure cross a tingle feeling down there. Like bub's head is pressing on something.

Im really unsure on what it means. Can anyone please tell me?

I have tried to get appointment to see my dr or midwive and they are all booked out due to a lot of mums being due at the moment and cant fit me in until the 21st of DEC

Thanks if you can give me a little insight to this.

[Lulu]

How far along are you?

[[M]umma[M]ia]

yeah.... how far along are you?

[Mummy2Lilly]

Im around the 30 week mark. So i have about 10 to 12 weeks to go.
Im due on the 4th of Feb 2010.
Hope that helps

[[M]umma[M]ia]

I can understand why your a little worried. The runs can be from a little bug u have picked up. It wont do any harm to bub, will just make u feel crappy. U need to make sure you keep well hydrated with lots of fluids. The pressure u are feeling could be bub engaging. This is very normal. My DD engaged before 30 weeks and i freaked a little. She was born full term If there is no show, no contractions and no waters, i personally wouldnt be going to be doc as to me, its just part of being pregnant. BUT... if u are worried and you know your body better than anyone else, get checked out.

[Mummy2Lilly]

Thank you for your reply. I think i got a little bit worried as its a whole different pregnancy to what DD's was.
My df told me i shouldnt worry unless i have contractions or my waters break.

thanks once again

[~ Zarava Flutterby ~]

It's hard isn't it.. i am going through the runs and being sick today and my back is killing me... luckily i think mine is more the fact i ate too much garlic last night and bubs wants it OUT!

I was a little worried about early labour but no contractions etc so just hoping it's from the reason above.

If your not 100% you can always call nurse on call and just ask them.

GL with it all.