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Kicking in cervix normal?

16 replies

nunnie · 04/07/2010 15:39

It is quite intense when it happens, feels like if I go to the toilet there will be a foot sticking out of my fanjo.

Does anyone else get this, and is there anyway of politely encouraging baby to move away from there.

I have an interior placenta so all my movements feel low down, whereas with DD they felt quite high up.

23 weeks by the way.

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nunnie · 04/07/2010 15:39

interior? I think they're all interior sorry.
I meant anterior.

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nymphadora · 04/07/2010 15:44

Yes I have this. It really hurts!

nunnie · 04/07/2010 15:45

It does doesn't it, I was having lunch with family today and neally shot off the chair

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nattiecake · 04/07/2010 15:54

me too. all normal. naughty baba!

RhinestoneCowgirl · 04/07/2010 15:57

Had this with DD as she was breech for a while, luckily she flipped. Feels really strange tho!

cardamomginger · 04/07/2010 15:59

OUCH!!!! That's just rude and ungrateful

nunnie · 04/07/2010 16:00

That's just my thinking very rude and ungrateful indeed!

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ellabella2 · 04/07/2010 18:37

Ooh, I think this has been happening for me in the last week. A deep, low down, sharp, shooting sensation. Very disconcerting and unpleasant. First happened to me while walking round Tesco; think i might have gasped out loud!

All other movement sensations I am loving but less so this one

kcoffin27 · 04/07/2010 20:24

Hi I also had this when baby was breech, luckily she has now turned as it was quite uncomfortable at times.

Maclaren · 04/07/2010 22:20

Just to add my Bubba is breech at the mo and he kicks me there too the little rotter!

watersprite · 04/07/2010 22:34

Hi I get this too, I'm 28 weeks tomorrow and have had this sensation from 25 weeks.

The other day I had it as I was answering the door it really hurt and I had to say sorry must sit down and shuffled back into the living room, bet the person at the door thought I was mad lol. :0

Lionstar · 04/07/2010 22:35

I remember the feeling - like any minute a little hand was going to make its appearance! I swear my DD was trying to dig her way out (and she was almost 3 weeks early!)

MammyG · 04/07/2010 22:52

I have yelped in the middle of lunch, bolted upright at times with the fright and now have to wear pads at night because a little escapes with the blows Im getting. Keep trying to remind myself that Im only 5ft4 and there isnt much room for this little one and all the rest! Its a bit unnerving but at least it means baby is strong?

parkj83 · 05/07/2010 10:45

oh phew, I'm not alone on this one! I was teaching sunday school yesterday, and nearly fell off my chair when Fidget landed one!

I'm 29 weeks, but not sure whether s/he's breech or not? I think s/he might be, as I often feel a very solid large lump which rolls around just under my right ribcage, at the moment lol

nunnie · 05/07/2010 10:49

Oh thank goodness, it is always nice to find out everything is normal.
Think he must think it is a trampoline or something, I suppose it could be a punch rather than a kick I really don't know.

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catbus · 05/07/2010 13:31

Yes very normal. All my pgs have been this way and it's really annoying.

I have got used to suddenly clutching my bits in the middle of a supermarket, as it feels like something is imminently about to poke out.

Regarding the AP; this is my 3rd pg with one (only 2nd born with posterior) and I found that as I progressed I could feel movements higher up aswell.

Which is a nice respite from a mullered fanjo..

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