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1876963 tn?1349952618

feeling pressure

i'm 18weeks pregnant atm, ive had two early miscarriage before, one at 8weeks and one at 10. The doctor put me on 400mg of progesterone everyday until i was 13weeks, seemed to make my pregnancy a strong and healthy one :) but i remember in my other pregnancies i always felt pressure on my cervix, and this pregnancy i did until i started taking the progesterone, and now in the last week or so ive started to get the pressure feeling again.. should i be worried or does everybody feel this around 4and a half months? been getting worried that i have an incompetent cervix or something :(
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1876963 tn?1349952618
yeah, i wish they would just say come in and we'll check but in this hospital even if your bleeding they tell you to stay at home untill it gets severe... i had such horrible experiences in this hospital but its the only maternity hospital anywhere near where i live, supposed to be the best in ireland, but its just so busy all the time that the staff have too much on their hands to care, which is no excuse but what can you do
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2020005 tn?1628125976
I think being pregnant is hard enough, I can't imagine going through it after miscarriages, I've never had a miscarriage and am terrified of incompetent cervix, watch out for spotting, that's another symptom of incompetent cervix, but at this stage it's pretty normal to get the uncomfortable pressure, if it gets too bad go into the er (since I don't think you can go to l&d until 20+ weeks, but every hospital is different) it might make you feel better for them to check you and see that your cervix is still long and closed, if it puts your mind at ease that's all that matters!
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1876963 tn?1349952618
i was just wondering with your miscarriages did you find a cause to help your pregnancies to progress or just lucky babies? :)
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1876963 tn?1349952618
thankyou everyone, i called my doctor and shes on leave for a few weeks, so i called the maternity hospital and they said it should be ok, only to call up if it gets any worse.. im just afraid that if its an incompetent cervix and by the time it gets worse it'd be too late or something.. being pregnant after miscarriages is so hard!
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I have had seven early miscarriages now have a one year old n 29 weeks pregnant n i always had the pressure they told me it was fine good luck
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im also 18weeks i feel pressure alot my ob says im fine
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2020005 tn?1628125976
I had a LOT of pressure between 12-20 weeks..it almost felt like it was vaginal and rectal pressure, and it was the increased blood flow down there. I would call your doctor and mention it to him since you have a history of miscarriage, at this stage it's not miscarriage that's a concern but preterm labor, so call and let them know you're worried, you'll get checked and feel 100x better, trust me!
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I'm not sure sorry, I would defo speak to ur doctor to get checked. good luck
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My lil girl is low and it always feels like pressure like she is going to fall out lol Im 21 weeks
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1876963 tn?1349952618
somebody write back, freaked out!
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