To Call the Doc or Not

TexasHarmony

Ugh...not sure if this warrants a call to the doc or not.  I have had lots of pressure and cramping in the nether regions since I got home from the GTG yesterday.  Laying down didn't really ease any pain, it just caused it to radiate to my back.  I can hardly cough or laugh without crying.

I don't remember this with Avery and I don't want to be "that patient" even though I already feel like "that patient".

Would you call the doc?  FWIW, he's moving around.

LisaK2b

call...you could be experience early contractions.  Never hurts to be on the safe side. 

mom2ll

It couldn't hurt to call.  He might be changing position... 

horn_jm@hotmail.com

I wouldn't hesitate to call, especially since you wouldn't be bothering them at home at night or something... either way, it's their job.

PAGAS

Go ahead and call...that is what the doc is there for!

(I need to take my own advice...week 11 of bleeding is no fun!)

TexasHarmony

PAGAS:

Go ahead and call...that is what the doc is there for!

(I need to take my own advice...week 11 of bleeding is no fun!)

Um, yeah, you should call again.  That is insane!  I hope you don't have to do the d&c.

rayskit10

call. of course, this is coming from teh person who swore she was leaking amniotic fluid, only to find out she was just peeing herself slowly all day long and then was banned from the internet by her husband... still, i was happy to know and i always call.

TexasHarmony

Google is not my friend.  I have been googling like a mad woman about pelvic pain, cramping, pressure, etc in the third trimester and every freaking source says something different.  Grrr.

I called the nurse over lunch and am waiting on a call back. 

CindyandScott

So what happened? You know he would want you to call for anything!