I know this might sound funny. But this
is my second pregnancy I know they are all
differnet but i'm about 5 weeks and my ass
hurts. Almost like I havent worked out
for a year and went and did like 2 hours
of butt exercises and I haven't done
anything remotely enough to make it feel
like this. I have as much pain in my butt
as I did with my breasts during my first
pregnancy. And my breasts are hardly as
sore. I was just wondering if anybody
else had this symptom or if maybe its not
related to pregnancy. If its not then I
have no idea what it could be from.
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Charleen84
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 01 Sep 2004 Posts: 6 Location: Missouri
Posted: 09-16-04 13:31pm
I had the same problem with my pregnancy.
I asked my doctor about it and he said
that it was just the new weight of the
uterus pressing on the nreves in the lower
pelvic region. What threw me off was I
had no idea that the weight of a 10 week
pregnant uterus could do that. If the
pain persists, you could try massaging
your lower back with tennis balls. It
helped me quite a bit. Also when you are
laying in bed, lay on your back with your
knees up, it takes the pressure off of
your pelvic and lower back areas. Hope
this helps!
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Girrly
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Sep 2004 Posts: 113 Location: canada
Posted: 09-16-04 16:04pm
Thanks charleen
i'll take that into account.
Who would have thunk that was the
reasoning behind it.
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