Hi all,
I am currently in week 36 ongoing with baby 1. I just wondered if anyone had these things so they can help?
My bump dropped at 34 weeks and at my antenatal appointment 6 days ago baby was 3/5 into the pelvis and 2/5 palpable. Since then I've had a scan couple days ago which struggled to measure the head as it was absolutely in the pelvis. Fetal weight was estd at 5.8 lbs (2.6 kgs). I can now fit three hands widths under bra strap till I feel baby's bum. So quite low.
I've been getting bad, lingering thigh and calf pains daily. Having to take warm showers at silly o clock. And my whole body aches and creaks! But more importantly - this last week my bum (literally the sphincter), the perineum and the base of my groin all started to ache and feel pressured every time I so much as life a foot to step on a stair. Not shooting pains. But rather aches all over down there when standing up, wearing shoes, walking about the house. If I walk more than a few minutes I feel my bum is carrying a load! Braxton hicks can sometimes be up to 8 times an hour then nothing for hours.
I complete 36 weeks on Monday. I'm just keeping a watchful eye as I come from a family which gives birth about 36-37 weeks. I'm also Indian where there is a very slight tendency to labour on the earlier end of full term compared to Caucasian women.
Do any of these things sound familiar to you? Also having lots of discharge that's white. Is it worth sticking a slim pad in just so I know if waters trickle and to be prepped if waters go?
Caveat to add - tone comes across wrongly online, so lest it seems like I'm either panicked or impatient, I'm neither :-) I'm merely an insomniac with time on her hands and chocolate cookies in her mouth!!!
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Help on these symptoms in Week 35
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Focusfocus · 01/10/2015 04:51
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