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pain!

Im 13w 1d pregnant. When I sneeze I have a horrible pain in my lower abdomen. It lasts for about a minute or so. I told my dr about it and he says its due to my muscles stretching. Does anyone else get this pain? It brings tears to my eyes it hurts so bad.
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I had it with both of my pregnancies. It is the round ligaments that help support the uterus. You will feel it if you also move your legs too fast in one position.
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My sister told me to put my knees up as close to my chest as possible and it helps a lot. She was right.
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Thank you. It kills me. I try to prevent it from happening. The drs seem to feel it's normal. Which it probably is. Just hurts so bad.
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I get it everytime I sneeze and when I stretch. I hate it. Its happened in both of my pregnancies
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5683121 tn?1375856848
i have been getting  it also. it is really painful and makes me cry out loud. i am going to ask my midwife about it at my appointment tomorrow. i will let you know if she says anything new or useful.
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I agree. This is my fourth. I don't remember it at all.
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5724951 tn?1392422353
I get it when I walk a lot. Like literally makes me lose my breath sometimes but babe is fine so they said it's normal. It ***** tho. Don't remember it hurting this much with my first 2
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