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Numbness in back, is it normal?

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fufmum · 09/11/2004 18:59

I keep getting a small patch on my back which feels like it has gone to sleep, a bit like when you lie on your hand in bed and then wake up and can't feel it. Is it something to worry about or probably i was guessing maybe just the baby laying on a nerve??

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fufmum · 10/11/2004 10:56

Anyone? I am the only one here who has had it?

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orangina · 10/11/2004 11:18

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fufmum · 10/11/2004 12:34

Thanks orangina i think maybe i should call MW and ask her as no one seems to know here, thanks anyway!

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californiagirl · 10/11/2004 17:37

I had this only in front -- yes, it was the baby lying on a nerve.
Very annoying but unimportant, goes away (slowly) after birth.

fufmum · 10/11/2004 18:26

Thankyou so much for the reply!!

I have it right now and it is the strangest feeling not any pain just weird. It comes on and off all day long. I thought as much about the nerve but just wanted a second opinion, thankyou again!

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californiagirl · 11/11/2004 19:11

Mine itched in the oddest way eventually. And after the birth it stopped that but there was still a numb spot I could find for several months (have just rubbed my tummy and yup, it's gone for sure -- DD is 8 months, though).

Chandra · 11/11/2004 19:39

I had that but at he front. My tummy was so numb that many times I didn't realise I was reclining too much towards the edge of the desk/tables until DS started kicking. It disapeared after birth.

smellymelly · 11/11/2004 19:52

I have a patch at the top of my tummy, which is sometimes numb, or tingly, or has stabbing pains, which sent me into hospital last week - all nerve related I think.

Takes months for it to come back to life after the birth, but thankfully the pain goes immediately.

fufmum · 12/11/2004 11:49

Thanks ladies, like i say there is no pain but reassuring to know you have all experienced something similar!
It doesn't last long and i am trying to connect it to how i have been sitting /standing but haven't managed it yet

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