Hi everyone!
I need a bit of support here and pretty much some reassurance that i am feeling normal things!!
I have just spent 3 days in hospital with my 2nd UTI which has decided to bring on contractions (3rd pregnancy and all that).
anyway, without complaining about the crapy care i received while in Maternity unit, i am very reluctant to go back up there unless my waters break or i have a head hanging out of me! I am booked in for a C section and i know that i need to be rushed down to theatre as soon as anything happens but i am not going to spend any more time stuck in a room on my own having to explain the same thing to every midwife who comes and sees me and being told different information by each one!
The questions i have are relating to feelings i can.....well....feel! and i should i be worried at all?
They are:
Severe tightness across the top of my bump above my belly button. i am hoping this is just stretching and is normal.
Really really sensitive to all movements. I can feel every limb and every tiny movement he makes. I have NEVER experienced this in pregnancy before
Feeling like he is about to come out of my bits. Seriously, he pushes down and i feel almost like if i put my finger inside me i would feel a foot or a head coming out! (almost like a pulsing feeling)
Feeling like my waters are going to break! when he does the pushy down in the foof thing (see above) i do wonder what would happen if i strained, sneezed or relaxed - would my waters break or would i wet myself?
Is anyone else having this same thing? has anyone felt what i can feel?
Also, if my pains don't stop, would they do me a C section now? I don't want him this early and i am a little scared!!
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31 weeks - another UTI, early labour? HELP!
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Pontypine · 12/09/2008 16:08
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