37wks pregnant and pain in my leg, back and bump ramdomly that really hurts!?
Answer:
I'd bet your little angel is trodding on one of the nerves that serves your leg, probably the sciatic nerve or one close to it causing some inflammation. Just bear with it for a little longer, but if you feel like it is serious please see your obstetrician, only you know what it really feels like.
probably lying on the scatic nerve
Try laying down when this happens and lay on one side or the other but put your leg up higher than your heart to see if that helps.
Yep she's laying on your sciatic nerve, my baby girl did it aswell, sometimes it just kept me static for ages, or my legs would go under me. Not long now sweetie, although it is annoying!
My sister had the same condition when she was pregnant and discovered it was her sciatic nerve that runs from your lower back thru your butt and down your leg! I recommend seeing a reflexologist who works with your hands and feet! Believe it or not my sister who still suffers from pressure on her sciatic visited a reflexologist and it was amazing the difference it made!
good Luck !
Thats normal it really hurts just like that...
After hearing stuff like that all the time thats what sometimes make me think if i ever wanna get pregnant (of course i want kids one day) but dont wanna go through so much pain. Even imagining it makes me hurt so badly, that how'll i do it, as u see women screaming so badly while giving birth. (some even die). Does it really hurt that much....but still BEST OF LUCK!
If you are in the u.k phone nhs direct on 0845-4647, or the hospital, or midwife, or doctor. DO NOT WAIT PHONE NOW. It is really the only way to get the advice you need rather than guessing.
It sounds like sciatica. I had it quite badly when carrying my daughter. Try lying down with your feet raised or lie on your couch and put a pillow under your knees. You've not got long to go now and it will all be worth it in the long run. Hope everything goes well.
I had that problem too! It was my sciatic nerve. It will go away when you are done! In the mean time, I just stretched and changed positions a lot to try to get the baby to move a bit. My legs didn't hurt so much as they fell asleep and got tingly. You may just have to tough it out. Or you could go get a pregnancy massage.
At this point of time, you should not be guessing
and taking any chances.
It is advisable to visit your doctor who may be handling
your case and get the proper check and guidance.
Your doctor's advice is advisable specially in the last
stages of pregnancy.
Best wishes, have a wonderful baby.
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