Question by : Why am I in so much pain at 36 weeks?
I’ve had a rough pregnancy. Zofran has been my friend throughout my entire pregnancy! I started off at 108 pounds and now I’m up to 194 pounds…but my doctor hasn’t even acknowledged my drastic weight gain! At 31 weeks she was weighing in at 4.1 pounds and now at 36 weeks its so painful whenever she moves. I’ve been hearing “rubber band” popping noises in my stomach and when i tell my doctor he says that its nothing serious. I’m scared that something is wrong but I’m not sure. Its really late to “switch” practices but should I? I have been having normal contractions since Sunday that are 20 mins apart. When I saw my doctor on Sunday he discharged me and said I was a fingertip dilated and that I needed to come back when my water breaks. …My water hasn’t broke but I’ve been having horrible back pains to the point where I can’t walk or stand….just lay and cry. I’ve also been having migraines all day everyday which cause me not to sleep…
I know pregnancies aren’t a run through the park. But I also know that I shouldn’t be experiencing some of the pains I am going through this early on. Are there any “remedies” that I can take to ease this process? Or should I ask to be induced? (even though I’m sure he wouldn’t) I really just want an explanation to why I’m going through all this and yet I have no answer as to why.
Best answer:
Answer by Becky
Because you were so small to begin with, you’ll feel more pain than someone overweight.
I’m concerned the Dr hasn’t addressed the weight gain. Typical weight gain is 25-35 pounds. You can switch Drs at any point. Call around tomorrow and see what other Drs think. Maybe you do need to switch.
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