can someone give me some advise or idea's please?

Preety - posted on 09/30/2012

Even I have the same problem. My hip pain is so severe that I can't put weight on my right leg. I cant even move my leg, I can't get out of bed , I can't roll over in bed. It stops my breath when I get that pain. It is as if some major nerve is being pressed by that baby. My due date is november 25th. But I don't think I can wait that long with such severe pain.

Jess - posted on 07/08/2012

some of the pains were braxton hicks thanks for all the advice tho im 36 weeks now and been back and fore hospital and havent had time to reply sorry, the hospital told just to take everyday as it comes and take it slow cause my daughter could come out at any point now

Kale - posted on 07/01/2012

the chiropractor is what I advise I am 31 weeks and 4 days and have been going to the chiropractor I must say they do help alot has helped tremendously with my hip pain and back pain

Ana - posted on 06/24/2012

I had back pain like you have hip pain in my last several weeks...there were some exercises that helped, but mainly, baby being born is a natural cure...

Jess - posted on 06/12/2012

thanks for the advice made me feel better, im just very paranoid and worry loads and as its my first pregnancy and im only 16 i worry alot and people call me stupid but theres nothing wrong with worrying about my unborn baby girl, and its not my fault im going through my pregnancy different to half the people i know, but once again thank you so much for the advice.

Michelle - posted on 06/11/2012

I'm not sure I'm going to be much help in terms of making you feel better- except that it's normal to be extremely (and I mean extremely) uncomfortable during the last several weeks of pregnancy. As you are at 32 weeks- you're just a couple months away from delivering... or you could possibly deliver sooner. During the third trimester it becomes very difficult to sleep or move around. As you get closer to 40 weeks you'll be so glad to NOT be pregnant anymore!

As for the pain in your hips- that probably has to do with hormones. As you get closer to delivering, your body starts producing more hormones to loosen up the joints in your hips. This can cause a lot of discomfort. For me, when I was pregnant, if I moved a certain way the nerve in my leg would almost get "stuck" (I'm not sure how to describe it), and I would have to move my leg a different way. It was really painful. In order to even get out of bed I literally had to roll over to my side and push myself up to a sitting position. Sometimes when I walked my hip would just kind of "give out". I've had 4 pregnancies and with each pregnancy it got worse. Since you described your baby is laying low- she's probably right on one of the nerves in your hip-- causing the surge of pain.

Ask your doctor if it's okay for you to take some tylenol to ease the pain. That's usually safe to take during pregnancy. Maybe invest in a body pillow? Or sleep with a couple of pillows between your legs to help with support. Good luck!

Jess - posted on 06/10/2012

thanks guys, i tried the all 4s and it worked but she moved back down as soon as i sat normal, il speak to midwife on the 19th about it its not long to wait if it does get worse i'll ring her and see what she says

Louise - posted on 06/10/2012

It sounds to me that the baby is pressing on a nerve in your pelvis. Get on all fours and gently rock. If this does not work then get on all fours and squat onto your elbows, leaning forward. This should take all the pressure off your pelvis. If the pain comes back after half an hour or so then ring the midwife and see if she has any other suggestions.

Amanda - posted on 06/09/2012

A friend of mine went to a chiropractor when she was far along to get her baby to move.

Dori - posted on 06/09/2012

try the hand and knee postion that help move baby off all the stuff in the back area good luck body pain suck when your already uncomfortable

Jess - posted on 06/09/2012

thankyou for the advice :') but dont think i be using ice cubes thoo to cold brrrrrrrrr

Kena - posted on 06/09/2012

I have problems with my legs not very much my hip. Ive heard that sometimes the baby sits on your siatic( i think that is how you spell it) nerve and that its very uncomfortable. Try getting the baby to move, I used ice cubes when she would get real low down or by having sex.

Jess - posted on 06/09/2012

thank you for the advice i did try but didnt work she just dont want to budge :(

Lacieann - posted on 06/09/2012

Maybe you could try spending some time on your back with your hips and legs raised (like you would try and do to move the baby from a breach position) and hopefully that would shift her to relieve some pressure.