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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Jul 2006
    In Doula~ville
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    Something feels so uncomrfortable

    I can barley walk. I feel like my pelvis is about to collaspe and that something buldgy is between my legs but from the inside!


    Oh its so uncomfortable, feel like I am walking like a 90 + year old, very drunk, women!


    Anyone else have this!

  2. #2
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    Jul 2006
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    I did once DD dropped......could be that??

    It is indeed uncomfortable and if it the same as what i felt and had.. it gets worse!!

    Hope you feel better soon tho

  3. #3
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    Feb 2006
    Newcastle, NSW
    4,219

    I can sympathise with you on the feeling like your pelvis is going to collapse!!! I have been feeling like this for weeks... especially in the evenings and during the night in bed.
    As for the bulgy feeling... I have no idea as to what that could be... perhaps give your Dr or midwife a call... there is no harm in asking.

    I hope you start feeling better soon

  4. #4
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    Dec 2005
    Bendigo, Vic
    667

    I've got exactly the same thing happening Caro if that's any comfort.

  5. #5
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    May 2006
    Northern NSW
    657

    Count me in on that one too
    I feel exactly like a crochety old woman alot,,,and when i walk, it feels like a huge heavy spiky bowling ball about to fall out. Cant help you on making it any better, as I know my bubba is not engaged,,,it is almost like he is trying to burrow down, but cant fit. But then again, this is a huge bubba (US proved he is 2.5 weeks ahead on bone measurements that normal),,,,,so who knows??

  6. #6
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    Jul 2006
    In Doula~ville
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    Thanks girls! I have no idea if he is head down or what, he just seems so everywhere if that makes sense! The thing I have noticed more with this baby is that his limbs stick out more, he always had this, hmmm might be his elbow or something but its boney and hard, stick out of my tummy above my belly button. He seesm and feel huge but most likley is small.

    Maybe just being baby number six my pelvis has had enough!

  7. #7
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    Nov 2005
    in a house!
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    Is it strange for me to be suffering from the same so early? I am asking my ob next week but atm, I can barely walk

  8. #8
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    Jul 2006
    In Doula~ville
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    Dan I was feeling it at 24 weeks too, seriously! Worse now of course but was feeling it then too and asked the same questin as you and my gp said "Yes" just everything geariong up for birth.

    Let me know what your ob says ok

  9. #9
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    Sep 2005
    South Coast NSW
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    I have had the same problem for the last few days, i can hardly walk, yet Jett is not engaged yet, he was 1/5 down apparantly, but i am getting period like pain aswell. I asked dr about pains that i had last week and he said its just bubba getting ready and stretching everything. HTH Jenni

  10. #10
    BellyBelly Professional Support Panel

    Nov 2005
    QLD
    3,068

    Hi girls
    The problem you are having with your collapsing pelvis is caused by a hormone called relaxin. This hormone causes all your ligaments and joints to stretch and loosen ready for birth. The bulging sensation is caused by your baby pressing down. It could also be cause by engorgement. Sometime things down there start to swell due to the increase blood supply. Be careful when lifting anything heavy. Try to avoid quick movements, especially turning over in bed, this can cause a very nasty stabbing pain in your pubic bone

  11. #11
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    Nov 2005
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    yes alan! The stabbing pain in my pubic bone is AGONY!!

    Is there anything I can do to stop this from happening during the day?

  12. #12
    BellyBelly Professional Support Panel

    Nov 2005
    QLD
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    Sorry Danni, not really. Just try to move slowly. No quick movements. Try to keep your pevlis well aligned

  13. #13
    Registered User

    Nov 2005
    in a house!
    6,125

    Oh no Alan!! Do you think some hydrotherapy can help loosen things up?

  14. #14
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    Jul 2006
    Perth, WA
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    uggh I have this aswell. Feels like everything is just going to fall out!!

  15. #15
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    Jul 2006
    In Doula~ville
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    Well Alan I vote that my Dh's next life around has thirty kids and all naturally!And may they all be big heffa babes for him too!


    I think Pheen is bum down, cause all the harsh movements are low down where it feels he is kicking my private area into space!

  16. #16
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    Jul 2006
    Brisbane
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    I vote that my Dh's next life around has thirty kids and all naturally!And may they all be big heffa babes for him too!
    PMSL what a great vote!!

  17. #17
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    Sep 2006
    On Channel Zzzzzzz
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    OMG!! I am so relieved to have found this thread!!

    Alan - you're a gem!!

    With pg#1, the pain got so bad that I too walked like an old woman who had been riding a horse for too long!! :eek:!! I had to hold the walls as each step was horrendous!! (By the end I'd end up moving to the couch in the wee hours of the morning with a wheat bag on my back and then wouldn't be able to get up until my portable hoist - DH - was able to pull me up!! LOL!! How embarrassing!! )

    This time, my hips have already started to play silly nana's with me and I'm just about to hit 17 wks! I'll wake up and feel like my hip has popped out of my pelvis!! :eek: I don't know if I should do this or not, but I lay on my back, pull my knee up and then gently rotate it out - sometimes I feel a click or hear a pop (ick!!) and then the pain goes....for a little while anyways. it's real "poo-on-toast" when even that doesn't work!!)

    My midwife said that whenever I get up or roll over, I should pull my lower muscles in as if I would when trying to fit into a tight pair of jeans ... anyone any idea why to do this?? Does it strengthen certain muscles etc?? Preggy brain stepped in and I forgot to ask!!

  18. #18
    Registered User

    Dec 2006
    386

    Yep, I've been there with pregnancy 2,3,4. I am expecting the same with baby 5 (due july 2006). Everything just kinda goes 'south' in late pregnancy. Mention your feelings with your doctor and insist that he/she checks that the pressure hasn't caused problems with your pelvic floor.

    Good luck!

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