irritated uterus

Re: irritated uterus

• audpod2004 member

  March 2015

  Yep me too!

  
  

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• 2018momof2 member

  March 2015

  Yes! At first it was only when I was active but its been non stop since Thursday night.

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• a316b member

  March 2015

  Pretty much Non stop since 27 wks. I'm 31 wks now. I was told to take a couple days off here and there to just lay in bed all day. That's the only time it slows down

  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  

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• cmd388 member

  March 2015

  Yes since about 25 weeks (32 tmrw). Doctor said to relax and put feet up as much as possible. Limited physical activity has helped a lot!!

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• FeroceFamily member

  March 2015

  I had them but only because I was dehydrated.  Once I got hydrated again they passed.  They were dang painful when I had them.  I am sorry for yall having them non stop.  I cant imagine. 

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• supersarah77 member

  March 2015

  Yes. Laying down is the only thing that helps. It stinks. And it's a little depressing to still have a couple months to go.

  Me: 38, DH: 35

  

  
  

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• PutMeintheZoo member

  March 2015

  Yep. It's so frustrating!  Been having regular BH contractions for a few weeks, too.  Just keep trying to change positions and stay hydrated...

  Baby girl born on May 15, 2015!  (DS born 2011)
  

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• mommytobe062015 member

  March 2015

  Oh yeah, since about 16 weeks I got diagnosed with irritable uterus (where you uterus/ pelvic area contracts and tightens for several seconds to a minute). Nothing makes it go away for me, I get it even if I am sleeping or laying down. I am so used to it now. At 24 weeks I also started getting BH contractions. My Dr says to monitor and relax and stay hydrated and not do anything very strenuous. I am now 27 weeks and baby is doing great:)

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