Pain while baby moves?

Dear Suji

Congrats & yes it will hurt. But u can take to ur doc & change some position.
Whenever my first one kicks I had severe pain in the ribs & they said its normal & asked me to change my posture/walk. Hope this helps.

Dhivya

 

Hi Suji,

I am not a guru in this field But thought of sending you my 2 cents.

Don't even think for a sec. If you feel too much pain, give give a call to your gynec and ask her if this is allright. They know the best right

Did some search for you

lower sharp abdominal pain during pregnancy:

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TO DO:

When you feel abdominal achiness, sit down, put your feet up, and relax. Resting comfortably should quickly relieve your symptoms. Other tips include:

• Avoid quick changes in position, especially turning sharply at the waist.
• When you do feel a pain, bend toward the pain to relieve it.
• Walking, doing light housework, or changing position may help relieve gas pains

So, my advice would be to call you gynec and talk to her. Since I am concerned about you mentioning "sharp pain". After all shes there to make you comfortable and have a safe, smooth delivery right

 

Hi Suji,
I had similar aches and pains too. Sometimes its the ligament being stretched and sometimes its just referred pain due to your baby moving and pushing on various muscles. But when in doubt always call your doc. Breathing slow deep breaths and standing up helped me reduce that pain - mostly it was because my baby has long legs and I have a small frame so each time he stretched out it would hurt me especially if I am all curled up. We could see this clearly when I had my ultrasonogram done.

-L.

 

Stomach pains when the baby is kicking will be there during pregnancy. I had it during both my pregnancies. I did bring it to doctor's notice and they said it is fine. For the sake of piece of mind, you should discuss with your doctor too.