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33+5 Sharp pain in belly every morning?

Someone please tell me if you habe experieneced this? Pretty much every morning when i wake up...when i go to turn over i get this sharp pain in my belly. This morning it was the worst its ever been. It literally takes my breath away and i have to stop and grab my belly and wait for the pain to slowly go away...then its gone. Is anyone else experiencing this?
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I woke up this morning like that I thought maybe I moved to fast it felt terrible like a nife in my stomach it scared me
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It might also be gas pains...earlier in my pregnancy I had horrible stomach pains...similar situation, and I seriously thought I was going to tip over and die. Turns out it was gas pains. Crazy!
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Im at 38+5 and I have the same kind of pains...I notice it too when I wake up in the night to pee. I roll over to get up and it hurts so bad...plus my stomach seems to be really hard at the time it hurts! It usually feels better once I pee and get re-situated though. I have my weekly appt tomorrow morning so I'm planning on asking my Dr about it...it may be contractions for me, not sure! If it keeps happening or if it gets worse, I would call in and make sure everything is OK. Good luck though...and hang in there!
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Someone please help..
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