Feb 25th, 2010, 20:30 PM
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| Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Battle Creek, MI. Posts: 950 | Gender Scan Tomorrow/Pinched Sciatic Nerve!
Ok, so excited my gender scan is tomorrow, I feel like I have been waiting forever for this! Ill give you gals the scoop as soon as I come home! It's at 10am, so Ill wake up and go! I also had a Dr Apt today, and I asked my wonderful Dr about the pain Ive been having in my right lower back/butt/leg. Its been hurting to stand, and sit for long times, and Im even having trouble walking.  He told me that I had a pinched sciatic nerve. One of the main nerves in my lower back. He also told me that its really not going to go away until after the pregnancy. It might even be permanent. I am definitely going to be doing therapy for this, as I would hate to be e mobile! Has anyone had this and been relieved of it after pregnancy? I just want to know more, and how it can be relieved! Thanks! |
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