Anyone else felt this way

[Mummy2beAT]

Hi everyone currently 35+4 weeks and I'm really starting to struggle.
Every morning I wake up with period type pains that slowly was through the day. I'm awake from 3 every morning because of the pain and I feel physically sick . I was born 6 weeks early and I'm just scared babies ready to come now as there's literally no room for him at all. Anyone else felt this way. Was it a sign baby will make an appearance ASAP, anything I can do to relieve this.
Tia

Hi lovely

I've been feeling the same since about 34 weeks pregnant and I'm now 38 and still no baby, every woman is different so I cant imagine anyone can give you any advice or answers

Only advice I can give is maybe speak to your midwife even to get some peace of mind xx

Also sorry with regards to the room what is your plan once baby is here? Could you start to make room just incase if it makes you feel better? (That's me assuming you mean you need to clear a room out or something)

@Aimzxo
Sorry should have been clearer room in the sense of room in my belly.

I'm 7 stone and baby's measuring big. I struggle to move and constantly uncomfortable and in pain.I worry baby hasn't moved due to lack of space in belly . Really starting to struggle now

Oh sorry I'm with you now!! I know what you mean my baby has been measuring big and I havent put much weight on I'm all bump and it is so much pressure on your body carrying this big bump around, I've been in hospital 4 times with reduced movements everytime shes been fine, if it's any consolation I asked the question is she moving less due to running out of space and the hospital said to me your body naturally makes room for the baby as the baby grows and you will feel movements more obvious as they get bigger, if your ever concerned about movements go get checked out, not sure what the trust is like where you live but mine have said to me even if you come 10 times a day every day for your whole pregnancy it doesnt matter were happy to scan u and make sure everything is ok, where I live the NHS really drill that into you