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anyone know of any good websites with advice re SPD?

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helsi · 18/11/2005 16:13

I can't find anything and would like to read up a bit more.

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helsi · 20/11/2005 22:35

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sara31x · 21/11/2005 10:14

How do u use this site? I am new is there not an easy chat site to discuss birth?

sara31x · 21/11/2005 10:15

I just want to chat to other mothers(HELP)

karmamother · 21/11/2005 12:15

sara, whilst you can't exactly chat on here, if you have a question just post it & you'll get lots of replies. It often then turns into a chat. There actually is a section entitled chat so try on there. Just start a thread about anything & see where it leads to! Good luck.

helsi, have you searched the archived conversations on spd? I suffer from this & I've previously gained lots of info purely by asking other MNers about their experiences.

dudleycat · 22/11/2005 09:33

try www.pelvicpartnership.org.uk

Helen38 · 22/11/2005 10:07

Got lots of info on it during my first pg, will look to try and find where from, try a google search should find loads.
Can offer lots of empathy if that will help, plus what I know from personal experience -currently 26wks pg with no3, it helps to know you are not the only one. My youngest is now 4 and I had forgotten how much it hurts

gloriainexcHELSIsdeo · 23/11/2005 18:37

thanks that would be great. rang midwife today and she thinks I will end up going to physio as also possibly got posterior pelvic problems too! OH JOY"

Helen38 · 24/11/2005 07:53

Think I got my info from here can't find where I've put it they sent me a big pack of info, but that was 7 yrs ago with my first pg think the mecical profession are a lot more aware now. Hope that helps

Helen38 · 24/11/2005 07:54

Also meant to say, would push for physio asap rather than waiting till in loads of pain, the sooner you have a support belt the better.

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