Grey Eyes
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Hi ladies
Shradha- yes, totally normal to feel unconfortable on your back. As babes grows (s)he will feel heavier and press back against you. This puts pressure, etc. You can alleviate it by propping up with pillows or rolling to your side. That's what I do. And try not to worry about the placenta. Did your doctor say that it was slightly or fully coverig the opening of your cervix? If not then no worries. If so then don't worry either, just don't strain and you will prob have to have a c-section. But look at it this way- either way you get your babes! Miine was low but a few cm from opening so doc said not to worry.
Ashley- stop worrying about the doppler! Hard I know, but it can be so hard with those darn things! If you are concerned (and I know you are) just demand your doc check into it very soon- like Monday- to put your mind at ease Either an US or have him use his own pro doppler. That's what I would do......
Laura- yay for some quality sleep! Gimme some! I agree with Steph, swaddling does help. But my girls were difficult and often liked to sleep sprawled with arms flung over the head Nutty cat btw! :shick: lol! Def sounded like a full-moon effect!
Emma- how are you feeling?
Shradha- yes, totally normal to feel unconfortable on your back. As babes grows (s)he will feel heavier and press back against you. This puts pressure, etc. You can alleviate it by propping up with pillows or rolling to your side. That's what I do. And try not to worry about the placenta. Did your doctor say that it was slightly or fully coverig the opening of your cervix? If not then no worries. If so then don't worry either, just don't strain and you will prob have to have a c-section. But look at it this way- either way you get your babes! Miine was low but a few cm from opening so doc said not to worry.
Ashley- stop worrying about the doppler! Hard I know, but it can be so hard with those darn things! If you are concerned (and I know you are) just demand your doc check into it very soon- like Monday- to put your mind at ease Either an US or have him use his own pro doppler. That's what I would do......
Laura- yay for some quality sleep! Gimme some! I agree with Steph, swaddling does help. But my girls were difficult and often liked to sleep sprawled with arms flung over the head Nutty cat btw! :shick: lol! Def sounded like a full-moon effect!
Emma- how are you feeling?