Question 1

17 weeks pregnant have pelvic pressure is this normal?

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Maybe: This may or may not be normal. You should see your doctor to be sure.

Question 2

18 weeks pregnant and having pelvic pressure which is making it difficult to walk. it's hurts when i sit up or get up to move around. is it  bad?

Accepted Answer

Round ligament pain: Between 18 and 24 weeks many people will have round ligament pain. It occurs due to stretching of the round ligaments as the uterus enlarges during pregnancy. Typically it is worse with walking upstairs, rolling over in bed or pushing your uterus from side to side. gentle walking will help. If you have unprovoked regular pain or any bleeding or loss of fluids, you should consult your doctor.

Question 3

i'm 18 weeks pregnant, i have pelvic pressure/pain to where it hurts when i walk, occasional cramping, and mucous discharge. started a week ago.?

Accepted Answer

Minor to major cause: You need to see your doctor as soon as posible. When it come to prgnancy you have to be evaluated because minor symptoms can mean major problems.

Question 4

i am 27 weeks pregnant and having pelvic pressure like baby is going to fall out.. should i call ob? a few weeks now i've been having pressure in my pelvis, even when i'm laying down and today i started getting a few lower back pains. i don't see my ob

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Yes, : Yes, you should absolutely call your ob.  Some women do have more pressure, but it sounds like your pressure is extreme, and as you are also having back pain you need an immediate evaluation.  Please call your OB immediately.  Any symptom at this stage of pregnancy must be taken very seriously in order to avoid pre-term labor.

Question 5

18 weeks pregnant, pelvic pressure, hip and low back pain. previous pre-term birth.

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Preterm labor: Pressure at 18 weeks definitely requires an evaluation to rule out premature cervical dilatation or incompetent cervix.  Urinary tract infection may sometimes present with pressure either way you will need a medical evaluation asap. Please call your md or doctor and report your symptoms.

Question 6

why would my dr. tell e i might need to get my tubes untied an get pregnant due to pelvic pain?

Accepted Answer

I don't know: Having your tubes untied isn't usually related to the improvement of your pelvic pain.

Question 7

i'm about 27 dpo. cervix is almost too high to feel which isn't normal. no positive opk as of yet on cd 15. low pelvic pressure. preg?

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Pregnancy test?: Your best test of pregnancy is a pregnancy test which can be performed on the day after missing your expected period.  Nothing else clinically really comes close to the accuracy of that type of testing.

Question 8

what can cause pelvic pain/pressure?

Accepted Answer

Many things: Common causes of pelvic pain/pressure are endometriosis, adhesions, fibroids, ovarian cysts, adenomyosis, and pelvic infections.  Pelvic pain can also be due to irritable bowel or bladder inflammation.  Cancer must also be considered.  See your doctor to sort out what is going on with you and to get the right treatment.

Question 9

what to do about pelvic pain 37 weeks pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Go to the Hospital..: At 37 weeks, Pelvic pain is assumed to be labor until proven otherwise.  If you are having pain, you should go to your hospital's triage area and let them examine and monitor you to make sure you aren't in labor.  If you are bleeding this is quite urgent as some causes are serious.  Best wishes!

Question 10

wat does it mean u have pelvic pain at 34 weeks pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Pelvic Pain 34: Weeks could mean lots of things.  If you are not having a new discharge then it likely isn't an infection.  It could be the baby pressing down on your pelvis.  It could be your pelvis starting to change to get ready for the baby to be born.  You could be having some swelling in your pelvis as baby pushes on the blood vessels.  Best to check with your OB.

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17 weeks pregnant have pelvic pressure is this normal?

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18 weeks pregnant and having pelvic pressure which is making it difficult to walk. it's hurts when i sit up or get up to move around. is it bad?

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I'm 18 weeks pregnant, i have pelvic pressure/pain to where it hurts when i walk, occasional cramping, and mucous discharge. started a week ago.?

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I am 27 weeks pregnant and having pelvic pressure like baby is going to fall out.. should i call ob? a few weeks now i've been having pressure in my pelvis, even when i'm laying down and today i started getting a few lower back pains. i don't see my ob

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18 weeks pregnant, pelvic pressure, hip and low back pain. previous pre-term birth.

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Why would my dr. tell e i might need to get my tubes untied an get pregnant due to pelvic pain?

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I'm about 27 dpo. cervix is almost too high to feel which isn't normal. no positive opk as of yet on cd 15. low pelvic pressure. preg?

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What can cause pelvic pain/pressure?

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What to do about pelvic pain 37 weeks pregnant?

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Wat does it mean u have pelvic pain at 34 weeks pregnant?

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