24wks, bump feels deflated, HELP

Re: 24wks, bump feels deflated, HELP

• C6091 member

  February 2015 edited February 2015

  Did you recently take a shit? Because for real when I do my bump gets softer. It's still my bump though. Alsoplusalso we aren't supposed to feel constant movement yet. Some days I feel my boy more than others. It's nothing to freak about. Only worry about it when your OB asks you to start kick counting which isn't for a little while yet. Just be grateful you can feel your baby moving some woman from June 15 sadly do not get to to experience this. Cherish every moment. Dont worry.
  
  ETA:- cause if nothing ive said above is remotely reassuring to you, then you should see your doctor. If you were that worried you should have been to see them anyway.

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• KonaCoffeeBean member

  February 2015

  Bodies have different sensations all the time. What exactly is the problem?

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• CMSullivan326 member

  February 2015

  Plug your belly button. That way your bump won't deflate. Wine corks work great.

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• twinky0915 member

  February 2015

  You can always plug an air pump into your belly button and pump it back up.
  
  Or there is this magical person you can call, their called a doctor. They have all the real medical answers for questions such as this.

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• missjenniebean member

  February 2015

  Puhlease consult your doctor with any questions.

  
  

  All PP are correct though, there are multiple ways to "re-inflate" your bump. As for movements? Please talk to your doctor.

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• CobraDragon member

  February 2015

  Mine deflated at 18 weeks. went to a private ultrasound place because my doctor isn't very available. everything was fine. I realized I had started walking that week so it was probably just 1st trimester bloat disappearing from that. Maybe it's the same for you.

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• alawyer member

  February 2015

  Honestly the baby probably moved into your hips. I bet you will eventually feel kicks way lower. My bump shape sort of changes based on where the baby moves to.

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• firsttimer86 member

  February 2015

  When do you start the kick counter? Is that different for everyone lol just wondering.
  
  Ps I dont think this is a question to ask my Dr. its not that serious

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• briafields94 member

  February 2015 edited February 2015

  firsttimer86 said:

  When do you start the kick counter? Is that different for everyone lol just wondering.
  
  Ps I dont think this is a question to ask my Dr. its not that serious

  I've read you start counting around 27 weeks or your third trimester when the kicks are stronger and more frequent .

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• finchfeeder80 member

  February 2015

  firsttimer86 said:

  When do you start the kick counter? Is that different for everyone lol just wondering. Ps I dont think this is a question to ask my Dr. its not that serious

  But it really is a question for your doctor. From listening to people, your doctor is the one who decides if and when to start counting and what an acceptable number of kicks per hour/day/etc. is. 

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• twinky0915 member

  February 2015

  finchfeeder80 said:

  
  

  firsttimer86 said:

  
  

  When do you start the kick counter? Is that different for everyone lol just wondering.
  
  Ps I dont think this is a question to ask my Dr. its not that serious

  
  

  But it really is a question for your doctor. From listening to people, your doctor is the one who decides if and when to start counting and what an acceptable number of kicks per hour/day/etc. is. 
  
  But this would involve them actually consulting with their dr @finchfeeder80‌ and we all know that calling your dr with medical questions is a lot more difficult than asking random internet strangers....

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• firsttimer86 member

  February 2015

  It's not a question to ask typically when it starts. I'll obviously find out when I'm ready lol just wondering.

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• Samsmommy6515 member

  February 2015

  I wouldn't worry about your bump deflating. It seems typical for me and anyone I've talked to that when baby moves into a sideways or backwards position the bump can feel squishy.

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