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Pressure down there!

I'm 22 weeks this is my third baby and I have ALOT of pressure in my vagina. This never happened so early with my first two. Wondering if its because its been a minute since I've been pregnant. My boys are 9 and 7 but this little girl is doing me in! Any suggestions?
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I have been having the same going on. It can be uncomfortable alot but as long as nothing else is going on an baby is comfortable guess gotta just deal :( lol hopefully instead of low itll be up time :)
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This is my fourth pregnancy and have had some similar symptoms. My Dr said it's because your pelvic floor muscles are weakened with each pregnancy so by baby 3 or 4 you usually start to notice the difference. I also noticed earlier and increased cramping, feeling like I have to pee constantly (even more than with "normal" pregnancy),  and just an overall feeling that something is different/off with this pregnancy.
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Yeah I know she is low because I can feel her kicks right above my stuff lol. It just makes me nervous thats she's gonna just come on out as much pressure as I have down there. I've had my cervix checked everything is ok I haven't dilated or anything.
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Im the same,im 21 weeks and have a lot of pressure too,my doc said baby is just lying very low and its nothing to worry about
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Baby just sitting low probably! !
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