TMI - should I worry?

Wiki info-

Early diagnosis is crucial in order to minimize the medium to long term severity of the condition, which can be disabling in its extreme form. Unfortunately not all healthcare practitioners are sufficiently aware of the condition.[9][10] A diagnosis is usually made from the symptoms alone, although after pregnancy, MRI scans, x-rays and ultrasound scanning are sometimes used. Women initially report the condition to a midwife, obstetrician, general practitioner or physiotherapist. On seeing a health professional, women should expect to receive a thorough physical examination to rule out other lumbar spine problems, such as a prolapsed disc, urinary tract infections and Braxton Hicks contractions.

Should I see ob or just gp? 3 weeks until my ob app although Might get to have a dr app bulk billed

Oh ok. Yeah it's not something any of my friends have had with their spd (4 or 5 of them) and they normally go WAY into tmi. :) hopefully you get it sorted soon so you don't need to worry. Our bodies are bizarre things at times. Good luck getting an answer!

I'm not terribly worried my last ultrasound was ok so I'm guessing its not affecting bubba I'm just nervous to go see the dr and have her look at my vagina

Lol I know I should be over that having already had a baby

Booked into dr this arvo and chiro tomorrow :)

Went to gp this arvo she thinks I'm getting spd and I also have a vaginal prolapse.. Fun! I'm only half way

I saw your other thread first and replied there.

Sorry to hear of your discomfort. My sister had SPD with her 3rd bub, rest as much as possible. Another thing that helped a little was a cushion that had the 'egg-carton' shaped bumps in it. (You can buy them from Clarks rubber) it helped distribute weight better.

Thanks for your replies chrispe

Good luck ... ! Keep those leggies up, hun.