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Pains if I walk too much

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Melly19MummyToBe · 20/02/2011 13:51

I'm 25 weeks on tuesday, and sometimes I get these pains in the front, but to the right side (just next to my belly button) of my bump when I walk long distances, or even while im walking home from work which is only at the end of my street. It feels almost like a stitch only not as sharp and more achey. I have read that you're not supposed to start doing any excercise that you wouldn't normally do, but I always have walked lots so I know its not down to the fact im doing more than I used to! The pain always goes as soon as I get home and sit down. I was just wondering if anyone else has had something similar?

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melwood · 20/02/2011 13:57

I've had the same thing from around 20 weeks (now 32 weeks). I spoke to the midwife about it and she said it was ligaments stretching and I just needed to slow down a bit. Now at 32 weeks, it's really uncomfortable but mainly it's because the baby is sitting right around my ribs so feels stitch like. I think some people just feel the pain and others don't. Best mention it to your midwife at your next appt though.

lilly13 · 20/02/2011 18:22

hi, i am 28.5 weeks. i do yoga 4 times per week and swim 3 times per week. i have been getting pains in the belly button area. these are not consistent and occur 1-2 times per week sometimes for a few minutes to a couple of hours... my consultant said it is ok -- either braxton hicks or membrains are stretching...

Melly19MummyToBe · 20/02/2011 18:58

I will ask her on Tuesday when I see her, thanks! xx

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Highlandgirl · 20/02/2011 19:09

I had this...remember your belly button is playing an important role..and you may find your little one is pulling it's cord (not a lot else to do in there) and since it's attached to you..this is going to hurt.

Well that's what my doctor and MW both said.

Melly19MummyToBe · 20/02/2011 19:32

haha ewww thats gross lol! My little girls favourite toy seems to be my bladder especially when its full! If she was pulling the cord, isn't there a danger if it snapping? I'm doing a young expectant parents course and its a midwife that runs it, and I asked her if it was possible for the cord to break when pulling the placenta out after having a baby and she said that shes known that happen quite a few times!

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Melly19MummyToBe · 23/02/2011 13:31

Just a cheeky little bump Wink

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Melly19MummyToBe · 23/02/2011 19:35

BUMP!

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