tummy pains
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tummy pains
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for the last three days Ive had a nasty pain high up in my tummy, just above my belly button, sort of where I would imagine my diaphragm to be. It is worse after eating and when my tummy is full, and really tender to touch. It does not feel like tightenings or contractions but its really painful, worse after sitting when my bump pushes up, and when baby moves.
I told my mum and she said not to worry, but its really uncomfy. Just had dinner cos I worked late, and now I cant bend over so its def getting in the way.
I didnt want to rush round to the dr without asking for an opinion, as Im scared they will think Im neurotic!
Thank you!
H&m xx
for the last three days Ive had a nasty pain high up in my tummy, just above my belly button, sort of where I would imagine my diaphragm to be. It is worse after eating and when my tummy is full, and really tender to touch. It does not feel like tightenings or contractions but its really painful, worse after sitting when my bump pushes up, and when baby moves.
I told my mum and she said not to worry, but its really uncomfy. Just had dinner cos I worked late, and now I cant bend over so its def getting in the way.
I didnt want to rush round to the dr without asking for an opinion, as Im scared they will think Im neurotic!
Thank you!
H&m xx
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Re: tummy pains
Hey huni.
I dont no if its the same but when I eat too late my belly goes hard and causes some pains... Silly I no but I had to stop eating later than about 6ish with Jack and im having to do the same again.
Hope its something simple huno, always best to get some advice.
Does it go again when you havent eaten for a while etc? xx
I dont no if its the same but when I eat too late my belly goes hard and causes some pains... Silly I no but I had to stop eating later than about 6ish with Jack and im having to do the same again.
Hope its something simple huno, always best to get some advice.
Does it go again when you havent eaten for a while etc? xx
Re: tummy pains
It could be just where your muscles are parting - think of an elastic band at full stretch has no movement in it and tight x
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How you doing huni? x
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Actually Ive had breakfast and its okay! it does feel sort of muscely rather than pregnancy pain, iykwim. I wil have to have dinner with d as we have had no time at all over last couple of days, so will see how I am tonite. But thanks for the advice, I do feel reassured now!! xx
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Ahh bless ya hun.
Just think of it that when you eat larger meals your stomach and bubs has less room so feels muscly pain.
Try and have a good day hun x
Just think of it that when you eat larger meals your stomach and bubs has less room so feels muscly pain.
Try and have a good day hun x
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Re: tummy pains
Exactly as other previous posts have said! Try eating little and often and resting after meals to allow food to go down a bit. If it persists then do contact gp / midwife, but does sound like muscle stretch. Xx
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