I would really encourage you to connect with some resources available to you. Maybe something like "what to expect when you're expecting" or a similar pregnancy related website. It's important to educate yourself with real medical based resources.
Additionally I would suggest recording symptoms that you may have questions or concerns about and brining them up to your OB during your weekly/biweekly appointments.
When you post things such as this in a public forum you're not likely going to get an overwhelmingly positive response. For a few reasons... 1) because others HAVE taken the time to do their research BEFORE posting... 2) because this kind of post can be better categorized in other threads instead of starting your own... 3) because it's just a little bit of a baffling post... It's important to know what you should be expecting when you get pregnant.. as in we all as future mothers owe it to ourselves and babies to educate ourselves. We all end up worried but this one I think is pretty basic.. There's a baby in there as well as a uterus both of which are going to be moving tensing and creating pressure "aka" hardness at times.
At 37 weeks most ladies have come to a point where it's not normal NOT to have these symptoms. A quick look at the "daily symptoms" thread would also give you the reassurance you are seeking.
Please do yourself a favour and do some reading or attend a course offered in your area.
If this is concerning you, I am keeping you in my t&p for when actual labor and delivery does happen. Please do some research on what to expect the next couple of weeks and how labor will progress. Scroll through the info on The Bump home page, ask your doc, read a few books or articles. It will help DRAMATICALLY with all of your concerns and keep you abrest on what's about to happen. I'd also suggest picking up a couple of books on newborns, because if this shit (Braxton hicks) baffles you...Oh. Dear. God. A baby is going to scare you to death. You owe it to yourself AND your baby to educate yourself on all of this.
Honest to God, not understanding the tightening of your belly is like not understanding where your period went. Please, please, PLEASE talk to your doctor and get some pregnancy/newborn books - "What to Expect When You're Expecting" and "What to Expect the First Year" are two great options to start out with. Please give yourself and your baby the opportunity to start your lives together as informed and stress-free as possible.
Honest to God, not understanding the tightening of your belly is like not understanding where your period went. Please, please, PLEASE talk to your doctor and get some pregnancy/newborn books - "What to Expect When You're Expecting" and "What to Expect the First Year" are two great options to start out with. Please give yourself and your baby the opportunity to start your lives together as informed and stress-free as possible.
Good luck.
Wait a minute... Are you saying I stopped having my period because I was pregnant?!?!?
After a few hours of sleep I have come to the conclusion that she is a troll. A non-funny one but still. There seriously can't be anyone who posts multiple asinine things and never responds.
TTC: 1/2014
BFP: 9/24
EDD: 6/8/2015
Sorry for the poor man's siggy...ticker won't load regardless of how many tips I read.
After a few hours of sleep I have come to the conclusion that she is a troll. A non-funny one but still. There seriously can't be anyone who posts multiple asinine things and never responds.
The girl who brought us Anal is Becoming more Darker?! no!!!
Re: stomach issue
As long as there is movement I don't think it's a cause for concern
Once again.
I would really encourage you to connect with some resources available to you. Maybe something like "what to expect when you're expecting" or a similar pregnancy related website. It's important to educate yourself with real medical based resources.
Additionally I would suggest recording symptoms that you may have questions or concerns about and brining them up to your OB during your weekly/biweekly appointments.
When you post things such as this in a public forum you're not likely going to get an overwhelmingly positive response. For a few reasons...
1) because others HAVE taken the time to do their research BEFORE posting...
2) because this kind of post can be better categorized in other threads instead of starting your own...
3) because it's just a little bit of a baffling post... It's important to know what you should be expecting when you get pregnant.. as in we all as future mothers owe it to ourselves and babies to educate ourselves. We all end up worried but this one I think is pretty basic.. There's a baby in there as well as a uterus both of which are going to be moving tensing and creating pressure "aka" hardness at times.
At 37 weeks most ladies have come to a point where it's not normal NOT to have these symptoms. A quick look at the "daily symptoms" thread would also give you the reassurance you are seeking.
Please do yourself a favour and do some reading or attend a course offered in your area.
Good luck.
2nd round exp 8/20/18.