18 weeks pregnant mother
Question: Today morning when i woke up while laying on the bed i found hardness in my tummy, left side of the neval. Later it was gone. What is it?
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3 years old baby
Answer: Hello dear, Abdominal bloating occurs when the abdomen feels tight or full. This may cause the area to appear visually larger. The abdomen may feel hard or tight to the touch, and can cause discomfort and pain....Pains is also normal in pregnancy. Try to take rest. And increase your liquid diet. Try to walk 10 to 15 minutes after taking meal. It will help you.
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Question: 31weeks pregnant mother . I have pain in left leg when I'm laying on the bed from left side. What is the reason of it. Plz suggest me .
Answer: Hello dear
As your uterus expands it can put pressure on certain nerves, causing painful spasms in your legs also the pressure your growing belly puts on blood vessels in your legs can disrupt circulation and cause cramps.Eat a healthy diet and a warm bath can relax you and remove pain in the calf area also u can do gentle exercise to help blood circulation. Reduce the salt intake to prevent fluid retention in the body.You can massage the cramped muscles with ice or cold compress to reduce pain.
Question: My body is paining when I woke up in the morning.. Is it normal?
Answer: Hi...The pain in the body may be due to the nature of the bed...if its not good u get pain..if your sleeping posture is not correct u get the pain..
If u have any vitamin deficiency u may get the pain in the morning while getting up from the bed...Have a check up done to see u are perfectly normal
Question: Hello doctor. In early morning today while lying on bed on my left side my tummy got a push because of which i felt baby moving towards right then it started paining.. the move was fast that i felt pain..is it normal ? Or should i get myself cheked once.. it is paining now also on my lower right of tummy..
Answer: Hello ma'am
Its good that you consult your Dr. It must be baby movements only. But do ask the Dr.