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3rd tri TMI question

emmyloustuemmyloustu
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I am having some weird stuff going on with my vag. The past few days, I feel constantly swollen and engorged down there. Almost tender and achy. Normal? I don't remember having it with Eliza.
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  • ladychicagoladychicago member
    Totally normal. All the pressure and blood down there...things can get ugly. Good times. Good times.
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  • JustaKidAtHeartJustaKidAtHeart
    I am swollen there too.  But not tender.  I have some pelvic pain but not vag pain.
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  • MouseygailMouseygail member
    imageladychicago:
    Totally normal. All the pressure and blood down there...things can get ugly. Good times. Good times.
      this!  sorry...that was such a weird symptom!
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  • alchrisalchris member
    Yep, normal!  Between the baby's pressure and the area getting ready for birth, a lot is going on down there! :)
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  • AvaLikeLavaAvaLikeLava member

    Yeah, what everyone else said. With #2, I swore I musta looked like a baboon.

    Talk to your OB about feeling achy though. What kind of achy? Your ligaments and joints are softening via Relaxin in order to stretch your body for the upcoming birth. That feels uncomfortable, but shouldn't constantly be painful.

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