Does movement hurt?

wtfisup

I get these slightly painful gouging sensations. Not RLP. Like pokes. But they're not pops or flutters. And no one ever describes movement as painful.

LegalLadyBug

It hasn't for me, it's more like pressure at this point that moves around...I'm assuming that's from flipping around. I would ask your OB about pains just to be safe. I get them sometimes but my OB said its just due to the stretching and pulling and my cervix and placentas are fine so there's no concern

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wtfisup

I brought it up at my appt. yesterday and she said, "Could be baby, could be ligaments, could be stretching." So not concerned.

pammyxjean

I would ask the doc. LAter on in pregnancy painful movement is ok, but this early, Id get a check up!

Luna C

/shuddering @mullenem

That's like something straight out of Alien.

wtfisup

mullenem said:

baby movements shouldn't really hurt at this point - baby isn't quite strong enough.  Definitely later in pregnancy though when you get a good swift kick to the bladder or, like one time with DD, when I could feel her toes literally curl around one of my bottom ribs.  Ouch.

DO NOT WANT.

deepoceanmama

I have mega RLP that feels like poking from the inside. I called my doc about it this AM because it's persisted since last night, and she said that's just what to expect at this point, since LO is growing so much. I wish it was movement (so, I kind of picture LO in there, stretching teeny arms and going "ahhhhh, that's better." Which is ridiculous, but it makes me not hate the RLP so bad.)

I DO NOT WANT TO FEEL MY BABY TOUCH MY BONES.

SecondTimeinMSU

I don't really remember it hurting but then again that might be the pregnancy amnesia which is what convinced me to go through all this again. I remember more discomfort when he would lodge himself in a weird position than pain. I would think at this point the pain is more stretching since he/she is still really small.

On a side note I used to love it when he'd put a foot out of my side I'd push back gently so then he'd kick back against it even more. I should've know then that he'd be stubborn. DH told me to leave him alone but I thought it was fun to "interact" with him