Question 1

36 weeks pregnant experiencing lower back pain and cramping in stomach no mucus plug no water breaking. ?

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Unsure: Occasional cramping at 36 weeks is normal.  If the cramps are regular and coming 10 minutes apart for an hour or more, you should go to your l&d to be evaluated.

Question 2

im 36 weeks pregnant i have bad lower back pain and stomach cramps?

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See your doctor: This problem can only be solved by seeing your doctor and being evaluated face-to-face.  After a thorough examination, your doctor should be able to tell you what's wrong and what to do about it.

Question 3

i am 36 weeks pregnant with lose bowels, lower back pain, pain in vaginal are and rectal area, and feeling nauseous. could this be a sign of labor?

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Possibly: These symptoms can only be adequately diagnosed only after a thorough evaluation by your doctor.  This may include labs and other satudies.  Once all of the information is in, your doctor can let you know what's going on, and what to do to help you.

Question 4

i have my wife pregnant she its 36 weeks 4 days- she has a very bad low back pain and has well in her vagina. what should be. recommended for this?

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Pregnancy Discomfort: It is common for women to get low back pain near the end of pregnancy. She can wear a maternity binder, sit with feet elevated and pillow behind back, wear supportive shoes, and get a massage. Some women do have back labor. If pain becomes cyclic and predictable, she should consult her doctor.

Question 5

is low back pain,contractions just under belly button,headache normal at 36 weeks of pregnancy ?

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Pain in pregnancy: If you are having regular contractions at 36 weeks and think you are in labor then you should be evaluated by your doctor. Headache not relieved by Tylenol should also be evaluated by your doctor to make sure your blood pressure is normal. Low back pain is very common in pregnancy

Question 6

36 weeks pregnant 2 1/2 cm dialated lower back pain?

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Ok: This sounds like a very common scenario in a near-term pregnancy.  The limited information you've provided is not necessarily a sign of impending delivery but could be depending on how quickly things are changing.  Certainly though, your obstetrician is the only appropriate person to give you a proper assessment here.  Don't be afraid to ask him or her!

Question 7

i'm 36 weeks pregnant and i'm getting cramps and lower back pain, what could be the meaning of this?

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"36w pregnant" ?: At 36 weeks, the fetus usually has "dropped" to a lower position in the pelvis,  which can result in lower back pain from pressure on the spine.  Increased fetal size with movement can also cause lower back pain.  See your OB physician if this continues for reassurance.

Question 8

i am 36 weeks pregnant and having severe hip pain. i can barely walk and the pain came on suddenly. i also have noticed some lower back pain.

Accepted Answer

Be seen: I would definitely let your doctor know.  The two most common causes would be a condition known as transient osteoporosis of pregnancy which often affects the hip, or a sciatica which is also more common in pregnancy.  If it is that severe as you describe, I would let your doctor know immediately.

Question 9

i'm 36 weeks and 2 days pregnant. i've felt very sick lately. i've lose stools, vomiting, lower back pain, pressure down there what can this be?

Accepted Answer

Need appt!: May be a number of things but at this stage in your pregnancy you need to be checked asap! Infections in the mother can lead to preterm labor and delivery - like a urine infection. Stay hydrated and get into your MD tomorrow - if rapidly worsens go to the hospital ER to make sure the pregnancy is not at risk.
http://www.webmd.com/baby/tc/preterm-labor-cause

Question 10

hi, i am 36 weeks and experiencing period like pains and mild lower back pain. also have lightly crotch . is this something to be concerned about. from previous doctors visit baby heart rate normal at 140 but when i get the lightning crotch it 165?

Accepted Answer

Call/see your ob: 'lightning crotch' is a common symptom during pregnancy, may denote descent of head deeper into the pelvis, however if accompanied by the other symptoms you mentioned, better call or see your doctor for evaluation, wish you a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby

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36 weeks pregnant experiencing lower back pain and cramping in stomach no mucus plug no water breaking. ?

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I am 36 weeks pregnant with lose bowels, lower back pain, pain in vaginal are and rectal area, and feeling nauseous. could this be a sign of labor?

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I have my wife pregnant she its 36 weeks 4 days- she has a very bad low back pain and has well in her vagina. what should be. recommended for this?

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Is low back pain,contractions just under belly button,headache normal at 36 weeks of pregnancy ?

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36 weeks pregnant 2 1/2 cm dialated lower back pain?

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I'm 36 weeks pregnant and i'm getting cramps and lower back pain, what could be the meaning of this?

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I am 36 weeks pregnant and having severe hip pain. i can barely walk and the pain came on suddenly. i also have noticed some lower back pain.

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I'm 36 weeks and 2 days pregnant. i've felt very sick lately. i've lose stools, vomiting, lower back pain, pressure down there what can this be?

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Hi, i am 36 weeks and experiencing period like pains and mild lower back pain. also have lightly crotch . is this something to be concerned about. from previous doctors visit baby heart rate normal at 140 but when i get the lightning crotch it 165?

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