MSE Pregnancy Club 25

LadyMorticia

With pelvic pain, at which point do you tell your midwife? I told her at my last appointment and she said that it's all my muscles moving but the pain is excruciating in my hips, back of hips and I have shooting pains down my legs but I don't feel like she'd listen to me if I told her anyway.

izzydogsam

emsbet, your nursery looks gorgeous!

I'm struggling a bit at the moment. Just coming up to 26 weeks and for last few days my tummy button and all around it feels really sore, kind of hot and stretched. Anyone else had this? My bump seems to have had a bit of a growth spurt so maybe it's just that, but it's sore :(

elj2287

Hugs LM - I would stress it too her asap, if she doesn't listen could you speak to your gp?

LadyMorticia

elj2287 wrote: »

Hugs LM - I would stress it too her asap, if she doesn't listen could you speak to your gp?

I get on fantastically with my GP but I'm never sure if you can go to your GP with pregnancy-related things, when the Midwife is supposed to be the main person in your care.:o

rjh090384

tried to shop online next sale and short of throwing computer out of window i have given up everything i add despite showing instock pops up as not ins tock grrrr

ikkle87

Thanks Griggsy. Only thing I eat a lot of is fruit I can't do big meals and I still have the odd bout of ms so thought they might help so I will defo buy some.

LM I spoke to my GP at 14 weeks x

elj2287

I went to my gp when I kept getting bad headaches - I didn't think twice tbh. I just mentioned it to the midwife the next time I saw her and she was fine about it and said I had done the right thing. They wouldn't want want you suffering hon x

sexymouse

izzydog yes the tummy button thing is completely normal. Mine has been stretching and doesn't seem to look like it's able to pop out like some peoples' do, and it has a sort of bruised look around the dip.

LadyMorticia

ikkle87 wrote: »

Thanks Griggsy. Only thing I eat a lot of is fruit I can't do big meals and I still have the odd bout of ms so thought they might help so I will defo buy some.

LM I spoke to my GP at 14 weeks x

elj2287 wrote: »

I went to my gp when I kept getting bad headaches - I didn't think twice tbh. I just mentioned it to the midwife the next time I saw her and she was fine about it and said I had done the right thing. They wouldn't want want you suffering hon x

Thank you both.

I just wasn't sure if it was okay to see my GP or not, as stupid as that sounds.:o

twinklie

LM my maternity consultant said to go to my GP as normal about everything, unless it's related to pre-eclampsia signs, lack of movements from baby or bleeding.