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Excruciating lower abdominal pain

Has anyone experience such pain. On friday morning I was rushed to the ER because the pain was so intense I could not walk. They ran some test and they could not find anything major. Just a ligament that support my belly was causing it. Has anyone else has experience such pain or similar situation.
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Hows your back now?? Yes I have had a really painful back between weeks 16 - 22. Mid - side - lower back pain. I went to an Oesteopath and that didn't help at all, so I tried a chiropractor and she seems to have fixed it. She told me that as we get bigger, out tummies, our breasts etc plus put on weight then we get strain on our back ( makes sense really ) BUT also our ribs can pop out, and my rib had done exactly that! She warmed up my back a bit and then cracked me in several places, then in a split second she pressed very hard on the rib that was out of place and put it back, sure enough I feel much better! Maybe that might be the case for you? Are you wearing loose fitting clothing and a under wireless bra? That also helped me, and yoga, and swimming! Good Luck!
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I had a horrible pain I thought it was a uti but everything was fine
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I had a pain like that that lasted over 45 mins dr. Said it was baby pushing on my siatiac nerve that caused me so much pain and it happens every now and then and cant do anything unless baby moves off of it
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