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Pregnancy Pains

I found out last week that we are expecting #2...and we are sooooo excited about it. I have been having some really bad pressure pains on my right hip side and am really worried that this could be a tubal. Has any mothers out there experienced anything like this???? Any responses will be great!!!

Thanks,
J.

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I wanted to Thank all of you for your responses. I did go to the doctor today for an sonogram and they could see a little spot that they are 90% sure is the sack in my uterus. I am suppose to go back next week to make sure and hopefully be able to see and hear the heartbeat. We are so excited about this but also so very scared that something could happen!!!!! It has taken us about 2 years for this one and it took us 6 years for our daughter so please keep your fingers crossed for us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I appreciate it!!

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Congrats! I am pregnant with my first and I was very concerned because I have had a miscarriage before. I went straight to the Doctor with the same pain and everything was fine-- I'm now 15 weeks and we just found out it is a girl. She told me that when things are moving around there can be pain, just as long as there is no bleeding.

good luck! J.

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It is probably just ligament pain. It happens earlier and is a little more severe with each pregnancy. Go see your doc to put your mind at ease.
Congrats on #2!
L.

I would talk to my doc about it, but I also had these pains, and it turned out to be nothing. I was freaked out about the tubal thing too, but I guess it was just ligament pain. Good luck and congrats!!

I got the same pains when pregnant. It turned out that a cyst on my ovary had ruptured. This is very common during pregnancy. Pray about it and then go to the doctor and talk about it. It is probably nothing. Good luck.

B.

Congrats! I am pregnant with my first and I was very concerned because I have had a miscarriage before. I went straight to the Doctor with the same pain and everything was fine-- I'm now 15 weeks and we just found out it is a girl. She told me that when things are moving around there can be pain, just as long as there is no bleeding.

good luck! J.

when i was pregnant with my 1st born, i have the same pressure pains on my right rib. my doctor said it was the way my baby sit on my oval. her head was on top most of the time, and she was foot long bleech baby. if u can do some exercise, like up side down at night, it might help you.

i had the same pains!! and oh do they hurt! i freaked out and talked to the doctor and you should do the same.....but i also realized i got them more when i waited to go to the bathroom or got up weird, the doctor told me it was just growing pains.

The most important thing to do is go to the doctor. I have had two tubals both requiring surgery. Tubal pregnancies can be life threatening... so you should just call your doctors office and ask them to give you a sonogram to see that the baby is in the right place in utero. Best of luck.
J.

Hi J.,

Check with your doctor first, but it sounds similar to what I had with my two youngest (18 months apart). It turned out my sacral nerve was out which caused my hip to rotate. I waited till my baby was 7 months old before doing anything about it and now go to a chiropracter 3 times a week trying to get it fixed. Stay on top of it. My ob recommended a chiro that worked with pregnant women but I never took the time.

Good luck.

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