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alemama
November 29, 2008 - 7:31pm
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return of fertility?
could it be ovulation?
or bladder infection?
I know ligament pain gives me the twinges of sharp pain- it could be your ligaments getting used to your new posture.
hope everything comes out fine.
kaismom
November 30, 2008 - 7:41am
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Pain in lower abdomen
I experienced pain and a pulling sensation in my lower abdomen beginning about 5 weeks postpartum. My prolapses appeared not long after that. I believe the two were related. At that time I walked about 2 hours a day and that is when the pulling/pain was at its worst. The abdominal pain stopped after a few weeks. However, I have serious lower back pain related to my prolapses that continues every single day. The only time is doesn't hurt is when I am sitting or laying down. I have read some people experience pain with prolapse and many do not.
Does your pain feel better when you are laying down?
luvmiboyz
November 30, 2008 - 6:58pm
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doesnt feel better when i lay down
~Amanda
it sometimes does hurt when im standing but usually when i lay down is when it hurts the most....it seems to be more on the left side.
Well what happened to me friday was this.....i started getting the pain so i layed down thinking it would go away ,but it got worse to the point that i tried laying a couple different ways and then i just sat up and it eventually went away....i havent had the pain much in the last two days. I luckily have not experienced the back pain