popping cervix bone?

[Jesmarcha]

I know it sounds weird.. but trust me it feels even more weird. When I roll over in bed at night, there's lots of pressure right in my cervix area and hips.. then there's a loud POP! and the pressure ceases. Does anyone know what I'm tying to say? I've tried to look it up online.. but all I found was stories of it happening all the time and it being painful. So.. idk what to think. I'm of couse going to ask my doctor on Tuesday.. I just hope its not my body dialating already.

[Jesmarcha]

I'm 30 weeks today. It only happens at night, tho. And it doesn't hurt, persay. It just feels unnatural. With my first, I went to the ER around this time cause I had a pain in my side. Turns out I was contracting and already dilated to 2. They kept me over night and gave me meds to stop the contractions. I ended up having my girl at 41 weeks. I just really hope this odd pressure and popping isn't my body moving too fast on me again. =\  I'd rather be a a month late than even a week early.

[Smashly23]

I went through the same thing..I had never had this feeling before. It was really low in my back and my hips or pelvic..it happened when I walked rolled over got up...anything really...  I'm not sure how far you are but between I think 18-22 weeks I had the same issue. This is my third pregnancy and child. I was then in between the monthly doctor appointments and I ended up going to the Er and the doctor prescribed tylanol 3. He said that it was most likely its from the pressure of the baby of my pelvic and that the fact I had my first two so close together and got prego again so fast that my body didn't have time to heal before I'm torturing it again. But the meds make me drowsy..decreased the pain but made me want to sleep and with a two year old and a one year old already I can't just sleep anytime.

[Jesmarcha]

Its like directly between my legs. If I go to move something with my foot, there's an almost painful pressure in the same spot. =\

[mrselmore1206]

Its happening to me too

[Sofronia]

Do you mean your pelvis? I have heard of women having a lot of pressure in the hips when their pelvis starts spreading. The popping could be from the peice of cartalige that softens when our hips spread to make more room for the baby.