mek
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Post by mek on Jun 27, 2017 13:52:56 GMT
Hi
My name is Mek and I am a new member in this forum. I will highly appreciate to share more with you. In my first trimester, I became a victim of unnecessary pains in my abdomen. It could not ease as the days progressed but became worse after taking a sleep. In the event of taking a cold drink, it seemed to lessen my problem. The discomfort was very alarming to an extent of causing my eyes to blur. I couldn’t discern the cause and neither did my friends do. “so painful!” I always uttered every morning. In excesses of the pain, headache crept in one bit at a time. I was totally in distress. The burning sensation in my bladder and urinary tract was so disturbing. I too never had the urge of taking water or fluid of any kind. The rhythmic contractions of my bladder and abdomen were so displeasing and always brought my psyche down. It was only after a few weeks later that I started to experience urinary discharge. Something I often found so unusual. The unpleasant odor was so nauseating. I could also faint more often and experience the worst-case scenario ever of losing weight and skin color change.
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Post by rim on Jul 2, 2017 13:19:50 GMT
Thank you very much for sharing such vital information with us. It is through this forum that I have learned a lot. There are many reasons behind pregnancy pains. Through my research, I have learnt that one of the most common is the back pains. It can occur due to weight gain, hormonal change and muscle separation. Another result of pregnancy pain is the fistula that occurs when the mother experiences strain during birth. It is always advisable if you experience such to visit the gynaecologist.
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Post by sarah1219 on Jul 20, 2017 17:16:42 GMT
During the first trimester, cramping often results from normal changes that occur during your baby’s development. Cramps can generally be described as pulling sensations on one or both sides of your abdomen. Although not considered a symptom for detection of early pregnancy, it is a symptom that accompanies many pregnancies. In most cases, cramping is a normal part of pregnancy. However, there are some instances when cramping can be a concern.If you experience minor cramping during pregnancy, there are a couple of things you can do for prevention and self-care:Try to sit, lie down or change positions.Soak in a warm bath.Try doing relaxation exercises.Place a hot water bottle wrapped in a towel on the ache.Make sure you get plenty of fluids.If you experience the following types of cramping, you should contact your doctor right away:Severe pain that does not go awayLower abdominal pain, accompanied by contractionsVaginal cramping, bleeding, discharge, gastrointestinal symptoms, and dizziness Cramping, along with pain in the shoulder and/or neck
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Post by priyaangel2587 on Sept 6, 2017 15:18:43 GMT
Hello my friend, thank you for sharing your personal experience with us and I hope you will get a better solution for your problem at this forum. I can understand your pregnancy pain problem because I also experienced the same situation in my life during my pregnancy. It is normal to face the pain issues during your pregnancy because of various physical changes. During pregnancy, back problem is one of the most common problems. It can be caused because of weight gain and physical changes due to your baby bump. During this condition of pregnancy, your body will go through many changes. These changes will be there because of hormones and muscle separations. Your body need more stretching and modification to adjust for the increasing size of your baby. You will need to give special care to your body to get rid of pregnancy pain. Most of the women face the problem of cramping during pregnancy. You can try various things to prevent and control the pregnancy pain.
If you are going through the pregnancy pain situation, you need to make some changes in your life. You need to switch to a healthy life to get rid of this problem. You can try some relaxation exercises and yoga. Yoga can be really helpful in this situation and you should consult to and yoga specialist to find some good yoga tips for pregnancy pain. You will also need to make changes in your daily diet to control this pain of pregnancy. It is very important to add some healthy nutrients like protein, vitamins and iron in your regular diet to control the pain of pregnancy. I hope these natural tips will be helpful for you and you will be able to handle this situation with care.
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Post by mishavailable on Sept 16, 2017 7:20:57 GMT
Welcome at the perfect online destination where you can get the best solution of your problem. After reading your post all I can say is that you need the complete care and support this time. I recognize your problem very well and understand it. The pain and unpleasant odor is not ordinary. You need to take care about your health properly. It happens due to the imbalance of the hormones and irregular periods. Your story sounds similar to me and I had also seen the bad phase in my life when I felt the terrible pain in urinary and also seek for the best treatment. After visiting to Lotus Clinic I finally get rid of the pain and I was able to get pregnant in an accurate way. My dear friend, you are truly an inspirational for other women who face the same situation in life. We women face the situation with great efforts and finally get over it too. You do not need to need to worry and care about the foods and diet properly.
Surely you will be able to conceive the baby easily and feel less pain during delivering the baby. Due to movement and imbalance of the hormones it happens and women face the pregnancy pain in between. You need to drink plenty of water and coconut water which is a naturally boosting drink. Moreover you can have the high nutrients and vitamins diet daily. It help in keeping the hormones balance and give energy to body. You need to take the rest properly and don’t ever lift the heavy things at all. You can go for the morning walk and drink the fresh juice and it help in curing the pregnancy pain.
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Post by sonamgupta2107 on Sept 16, 2017 16:57:22 GMT
Hi dear. I was feeling the same as you are feeling, a lot of pain. But then I came to know about the lotus center of Ukraine and went there. The doctors there are really helpful and the tips helped me a lot. This my first pregnancy, been trying for a while. I'm 5 weeks and really excited, but worried. I woke up with intense period pains in the night. I was doubled up. I've had dull period pains on and off all week. I called NHS direct who told me to see my GP tomorrow. They said it is common to have period like pains around this time but I'm worried because mine was so severe. The severe pain lasted around 10 minutes and I was convinced I was miscarrying. However, there's been no bleeding - so fingers crossed! Also after having a wee, the pain eased off! I think I may have to set an alarm so I can wee in the night before the pain reaches this level again!! I need to wee so often. After my consultation with the doctors, it eased a lot.
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Post by shannon on Sept 18, 2017 6:57:52 GMT
Hello Mek, Thank you very much for sharing an information with you. I hope everything goes well for you.
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Post by Melissa on Nov 10, 2017 17:59:45 GMT
Hey Mek, welcome to the most informative Forum, where all the helpful members are there to give a solution to your problems. Abdominal cramps during pregnancy are quite normal, but after reading your post I don't feel that your cramps are normal. Just go to your doctor ASAP!! You need to know the reason behind these cramps and unusual discharge. You need to get your tests done. Just take care of yourself.
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Post by waxsy on Nov 10, 2017 21:41:12 GMT
Hi Mek Welcome to the forum  I think it's perfectly normal to experience cramping during the first trimester. It often results from normal changes that occur during your child's development. When I was pregnant with my first baby, I was very worried about cramps. I never had them before. I visited the doctor and she told me that this is normal but can be a concern in certain special cases. I'd advise checking with your doctor just to make sure it's not something you should be worried about. |
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