Question 1

should i worry about carrying heavy objects in second trimester pregnancy?
i just felt some back pain that disappeared quickly but no other symptoms

Accepted Answer

No heavy objects: There are a lot of physiologic changes of pregnancy which influence your daily activities. Due to the weight of the baby and related posture changes the forse determining pressure on your intervertebral disks changes. In turn it can lead to disk herniations, strain or arthritis. Your diaphragm is moved up which influences your breathing, which makes your activities more tiering.

Question 2

i had a tubal in 1998 but i believe i'm now 8 wks pregnant & carrying in my lower back. i have many symptoms of pregnancy, even movement but neg tests?

Accepted Answer

See a doctor!: It is unlikely that you are 8 wks pregnant if you have had more than one negative pregnancy test.  Pregnant or not, I strongly recommend that you be evaluated by a physician as soon as possible.

Question 3

is carrying low a concern in pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

No: How you carry the pregnancy has nothing to do with outcomes.  If you are having symptoms of pelvic pressure or contractions, for example, then you need to seek help.

Question 4

if you are carrying low in pregnancy does it mean your baby gone before the due date ?

Accepted Answer

Pregnancy: You should not be worried but it would be wise for you to see your Gynecologist as soon as you can.
I feel confident that you will be carefully handled and all is OK.

Question 5

hiii  sirr one of my frnd suffering with hiv.is there any medicines to cure completely.and also she is carrying  6th month pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

HIV Is Treatable: Hiv is a permanent, life threatening disease that has no cure.  There are very good and effective medications that keep the HIV suppressed and from harming the human.  There are very good medications that keep the baby safe during pregnancy and after.  I would advise you to make sure your friend is seeing an HIV expert as part of her health care team.

Question 6

i'm 25 weeks pregnant and have been carrying the baby very low throughout pregnancy. is this normal?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Every pregnancy and every body is different.  Especially in the first half of pregnancy, you would expect that the enlarging uterus will be "low" on your abdomen.  As the pregnancy progresses the fundus (top of uterus) becomes palpable higher above the belly button.  This is actually one of the things your doctor will measure when you go in for exams to make sure the baby is growing as expected

Question 7

do subsequent pregnancies cause women to  carry baby lower? meaning are muscles weaker and therefore don't allow to carry high as normal?

Accepted Answer

Possibly: There is no doubt that as u age and have more pregnancies it is more and more difficult to maintain muscle definition.  This in turn could lead to carrying lower, on a good note labor tends to progress much quicker.

Question 8

i'm almost 32 years old. i have 2 kids and have had moler pregnancy and 3 miscarriages. what is the chances of getting pregnant and carrying to term?

Accepted Answer

Good : If you have had 2 normal pregnancies before, your chances are good. you are at high risk early, so as soon as you think you are pregnant, you need to get in and get checked.

Question 9

is carrying twins considered a high risk pregnancy? my friend is pregnant with twins. does this mean she has a high risk pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Twin preg high risk: The uterus is really designed to only carry one fetus, however generally twins whose mother is otherwise healthy do well.

Question 10

how do i deal with pregnancy induced  hypertension after having eclampsia  during my first child delivery?  she is carrying another pregnancy now .

Accepted Answer

Let OB know: Today's technology is good at handling pregnancy induced hypertension, but clearly having eclampsia during your first pregnancy puts you at huge risk for the second child. Letting your OB know, making all appointments, following advice closely, and letting the OB know of any fluctuations in your condition will help the most. Also complying with any special instructions, and taking meds correctly.

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Should i worry about carrying heavy objects in second trimester pregnancy? i just felt some back pain that disappeared quickly but no other symptoms

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I had a tubal in 1998 but i believe i'm now 8 wks pregnant & carrying in my lower back. i have many symptoms of pregnancy, even movement but neg tests?

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Is carrying low a concern in pregnancy?

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If you are carrying low in pregnancy does it mean your baby gone before the due date ?

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Hiii sirr one of my frnd suffering with hiv.is there any medicines to cure completely.and also she is carrying 6th month pregnancy?

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I'm 25 weeks pregnant and have been carrying the baby very low throughout pregnancy. is this normal?

A member asked:

Do subsequent pregnancies cause women to carry baby lower? meaning are muscles weaker and therefore don't allow to carry high as normal?

A member asked:

I'm almost 32 years old. i have 2 kids and have had moler pregnancy and 3 miscarriages. what is the chances of getting pregnant and carrying to term?

A member asked:

Is carrying twins considered a high risk pregnancy? my friend is pregnant with twins. does this mean she has a high risk pregnancy?

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How do i deal with pregnancy induced hypertension after having eclampsia during my first child delivery? she is carrying another pregnancy now .

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