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sore body achy

i woke up & its all achy my buttocks hurt agh why could this b
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Is it safe to use a heating pad? I have the same pain.. I'm 29w+2d
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Yup make a habbit of doing the stretches everyday and stay hydrated youll be fine:)
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yes iv also to bin stretching for it .
it seems to be my only cure
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sciatic nerve. Its horrible. They have stretches you can do on youtube. I got it really bad one day where i couldnt move. Ive been doing the stretches everyday and havent got it since!
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No problem.
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ohhhh:/// dang .. thanks
m 22t3 ....
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My butt hurts too btw. . . Moreso my hips. Especially the side I lay on. Pillows and tylenol. I haven't found any other solution.
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Simply pregnancy. I ache & hurt constantly. My dr keeps telling me all I can take is tylenol.. so I do. Honestly it only helps me go to sleep & does nothing for pain but atleast I get to sleep during some of the agony. Drink lots of water , that really will help a bit. Try putting pillows between your knees and no sleeping on your back. That restricts babys oxygen & can make it difficult for u to breathe. I'm 22 weeks & I don't see anything gettingless achy unfortunately. Good luck.
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