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Early Pregnancy SPD

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BeauticianNotMagician81 · 24/11/2015 18:01

Hi just after some advice & others experience please. I developed SPD at about 28 weeks during my pregnancy with ds3. I'm now 7+5 weeks pregnant with dc4. I have aches right at the top of my inner thighs especially on the left side and aches on my hips when in bed mostly the right side. Could I be developing SPD already.

I mentioned it to the midwife and she said to keep an eye on it. It's possibly just the hormones and everything stretching. Has anyone developed it this early??

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BeauticianNotMagician81 · 24/11/2015 19:16

Bump

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helloelo · 25/11/2015 12:54

I'm in the same boat. SPD at 23wks with DS1. Now 7+2 pg and I've already felt the familiar pain. I've taken my Physiomat belt out of storage, it helps a lot. Good luck.

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VagueIdeas · 25/11/2015 12:57

Yep, sadly.

First pregnancy mine started at 14 weeks. Second pregnancy it was 8-9 weeks.

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BeauticianNotMagician81 · 25/11/2015 12:59

Oh no I was hoping you would say it was too early.

I didn't get any help with mine last time and in labour I actually thought I was going to split in two the pain was horrendous.

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VagueIdeas · 25/11/2015 13:07

Baby #2 is six months old now and the pain is more or less gone Hmm

I had a Serola belt (available on Amazon) and it was great. I didn't get physio in either of my pregnancies either!

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BeauticianNotMagician81 · 25/11/2015 13:12

Vague thank you I will have a look now online for the belt. It's mostly in bed that's the most difficult. My hips click and crack when I move. I'm hoping the dream genii pillow goes in the Black Friday sales. I had one last time but sold it.

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