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numb bump?

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BusyMissIzzy · 16/01/2010 17:50

I'm 33 weeks, and my bump often feels strangely numb, especially at the top. Is this normal?
(P.S. I have a feeling I saw this same question on here a while back, but searching brings up hundreds of posts, so thought I'd just ask again..)

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PanicMode · 16/01/2010 18:01

I used to get this and the MW told me it was internal kicking causing bruising....I replied on the other thread too, but can't for the life of me remember how it was titled!

BusyMissIzzy · 16/01/2010 18:05

Thanks PanicMode. That would make sense as this LO has been head down for a while now, and does enjoy stretching her little legs in my ribs and upper abdomen!

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jellybean86 · 16/01/2010 22:10

how strange, just reading this, and just realised my top bump is numb too! lol

thisisyesterday · 16/01/2010 22:12

ooh i got this with all 3 of my babies
now my tummy is really just numb all the time.
dp didn't believe me until i made him pinch me really hard and i couldn't feel it!

Lionstar · 16/01/2010 22:20

I got a numb area all round my belly button. It was odd, numb to the touch, but also over-sensitive to material touching it. It persisted for about 10 weeks after birth too.

Habbibu · 16/01/2010 22:21

I had exactly the same, Lionstar - happened with dd, but not with ds.

ThisCharmingFlan · 16/01/2010 22:24

I had this - I think my skin was so stretched that the nerves went 'on strike'

Lionstar · 16/01/2010 22:25

Mine was with DS not DD, he was a lot bigger though. I just added it to the very long list of 'Reasons I'm NEVER EVER getting pregnant again'

Habbibu · 16/01/2010 22:26

dd was huge, ds big, but not as big as her, and she'd already stretched me before he came along...

TheBreastmilksOnMe · 17/01/2010 09:05

I think its because the skin and nerves are so stretched there are fewer nerve endings to go around so you have numb areas IYSWIM.

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