Sorry to beat a dead horse but would this concern you?

Re: Sorry to beat a dead horse but would this concern you?

• ewenner member

  April 2015

  I'm so sorry you're still dealing with this!  I'm glad to hear that everything checked out ok with the baby at your appointment.  I think your extra worrying is very likely related to your history of loss.  Try to accept your doctor's assessment of the situation and trust that he/she would certainly be recommending additional testing or treatment if they suspected anything seriously wrong.  And try to stay away from Dr. Google (I know, easier said than done!)  

  
  

  Also, I second what some PPs have said in another thread - that chiropractic and/or physical therapy may help.  I have been seeing both throughout my pregnancy, and they have definitely helped (although I know my situation is not quite like yours).  I hope you find some relief!

  
  

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• niknak1208 member

  April 2015

  It's like when you're menstruating and you have that annoying crampy/ache all the time... that's exactly what it feels like. It's not like a contraction.. not that I can tell.. but it's just very very sore. I feel like I need to lay down and curl up into a ball. All I want to do is lay down. It's so sore. I'm not wearing anything that's digging into that area either. I take tylenol day and night and it does absolutely nothing.  

  

  
  

  

  
  

  
  

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• marijaa333 member

  April 2015

  It doesn't sound like placental abruption symptoms, but if you are bothered by it to the point where it's causing you anxiety, then it is worth examining until you figure out what it is.

  
  

  I would insist on an ultrasound, for starters. I would also perhaps seek a second opinion, if you don't feel your current OB is paying enough attention or giving you any answers.

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• jerseygirl227 member

  April 2015

  marijaa333 said:

  It doesn't sound like placental abruption symptoms, but if you are bothered by it to the point where it's causing you anxiety, then it is worth examining until you figure out what it is.

  
  

  I would insist on an ultrasound, for starters. I would also perhaps seek a second opinion, if you don't feel your current OB is paying enough attention or giving you any answers.

  I think I would ask for another ultrasound as well, if for no other reason than to help ease your mind.

  
  

  I'm so sorry you are having to go through this.  

  

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• cneiding member

  April 2015

  where you are describing the pain sounds very typical for symphysis pubis dysfunction.  Since you were just examined and checked out you probably are ok.  Unless your symptoms change or the pain becomes different.  Unfortunately with
  symphysis pubis dysfunction I have never heard anyone say they did something that totally fixed it, made it go away.  They have just had to cope and deal the best they could. 
  
  With your history, of course you are going to worry!  Even if you had no pain or symptoms, you would still worry I am sure. 
  
  You could try to find another dr if you are not happy with yours.  Even if they tell you the same thing maybe you would just like the way they dealt with you better. 
  

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• niknak1208 member

  April 2015

  Thanks ladies!  So basically I just have to man up I guess.  I didn't want to sound like a baby when I went to OB but it's hard not to worry and let things kind of overtake the sensible part of your brain when you have a history of losing. This weekend I was actually surprised that I felt ok. We were even moving a bunch of crap around to accommodate for the new baby. I wasn't moving any heavy stuff but I was still on my feet for almost 2 days and I was up and down the stairs a lot. My hips hurt more than anything after all that. this morning my abdomen pain is back pretty strong so tonight I think I need to take it easy with my heating pad.  

  
  

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• thinkpink101 member

  April 2015

  I'm in the exact same boat. I literally just returned from a vaginal u/s to check my cervix because I was preterm with my twins and my cervix started shortening around this time, and because I keep complaining of pains/cramps/constant ache. Everything looks perfect they say. I haven't felt ok in months

  
  

  
  

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• AmommyB member

  April 2015

  I'm bringing this up at my doc appt tomorrow too. I feel the same way, it's worse when I exercise. I agree with PP, and think you should stay off google. There are posts that could worry you for just about any condition. Trust your doctor. I hope it works out for all of us

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