Over the past week or so, every time I get up I have a fairly sharp going across my pelvic bone. I sit at work all day, so not sure if it's just from sitting too much, but even at home it does it. What could this be? I also am just feeling more pressure in that area in general - maybe this means the baby dropped or is dropping? Someone told me it be round ligament pain, but I think it lasts too long for htat. It's pretty much any time I walk.
I've had the same thing since about 20 weeks. It's especially worse when I go from sitting or laying to standing and walking, sometimes DH has to help me get up because it hurts so d*mn bad! My OB said it is RLP and that I just have to deal with it, and take Tylenol if it gets too annoying.
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I've been getting that pain for a couple weeks now. I actually ended up in L&D last week because I woke up in the middle of the night with pain/pressure down there and it didn't go away all day. It was very uncomforable to walk or even stand. They checked me out in L&D and I wasn't contracting or dialating. They really didn't have an explanation for the pain either, except maybe the baby had a growth spurt and my body was just adjusting. Who knows. I just feel like my body is so out of whack. I don't even want to think about what I'll feel like in say 5 or 6 weeks ...
I have this pain... it has come and gone for a couple weeks, but is now getting worse. Nothing can be done, it's just our pelvis getting lax in preparation for childbirth.
Re: pain when walking
I've been getting that pain for a couple weeks now. I actually ended up in L&D last week because I woke up in the middle of the night with pain/pressure down there and it didn't go away all day. It was very uncomforable to walk or even stand. They checked me out in L&D and I wasn't contracting or dialating. They really didn't have an explanation for the pain either, except maybe the baby had a growth spurt and my body was just adjusting. Who knows. I just feel like my body is so out of whack. I don't even want to think about what I'll feel like in say 5 or 6 weeks ...