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Answer: Hello dear. If you have Vaginal pain that isn't accompanied by other symptoms or bleeding is perfectly normal. This is due to the growing of the fetus.
Few remedies are
Perform a few pelvic exercises, like pelvis tilts and rolls with the permission of your gynecologist.
Try relaxing in a soothing bath with warm water (not hot).
Avoid sudden movements if possible.
Take care.
Similar Questions with Answers
Question: mere vagina me dard ho raha h. is it normal
Answer: If you’re experiencing vaginal or pelvic pressure in the first trimester, or early in the second, don’t blame your baby just yet. In the early weeks of pregnancy, your baby is likely much too small to be the reason. But there are many other things happening that could be to blame.
A cramping sensation in the early weeks of pregnancy may be due to your expanding uterus. Watch for signs of vaginal bleedingif you’re feeling cramp-like pains.
Constipation can also cause feelings of pressure. As surging pregnancy hormones and an uptick in iron .If that’s the case, make sure you’re drinking lots of water and consuming plenty of fiber. Ask your doctor about pregnancy-safe stool softeners, too.
Question: Mjhe lower abdomen pain h .Aur yh vagina tak jara h .it is normal?
Answer: Hello dear
Some abdominal aches and pains during pregnancy are quite common and generally pose no threat to you and your baby.
Try following tips to get relief from pain:
1. Sit down, put your feet up, and relax
2 .A hot water bottle or heating pad might help.
3. Drink lots of liquids to stay hydrated.
4. When you do feel a pain, bend towards the pain to relieve it.
Question: Vagina mai pain ho raha is it normal?
Answer: This is normal
As the uterus grows with your growing baby you will feel it's pressure on your pelic muscles especially on your bladder
As long as you are not spotting ,bleeding or experience continue cramping it's okay