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post 13/04/2012, 07:28 PM
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Hi all.

I'm just over 17 weeks now with my first and have been feeling what I think are flutters for the last two weeks, but a few times in the last couple of days I've been getting a weird stabby sort of pain about halfway between my navel and hip.

It only lasts a few minutes and isn't constant, more like an internal pokepokepokepoke on a nerve or something - sort of like a stitch without being 'stitchy'.


Is this something I should be concerned about? Or is it just the little monkey stretching out a bit and making my internals uncomfortable?
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post 13/04/2012, 07:36 PM
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The monkey is stretching things out and there will be more to come!

It might be round ligament pain to give it an official name.
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post 13/04/2012, 08:09 PM
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I know I have to watch suddenly sitting up, getting up or rolling over, all on my right these days or will get a sharp pain.I'm 16 and half weeks atm. I also will feel weird and heavy sometimes and wonder if baby is moving around.
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post 13/04/2012, 08:16 PM
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Omg someone is feeling exactly like me!!! I'm 19 weeks OP and I feel the same sort of thing - no flutters for me but sharpish pains and feel weird when I move or bend but nothing I'd consider a kick or mmovement from baby. Sounds like it's normal though:)

Edt bc it posted before I was ready

This post has been edited by tauruspregnant!: 13/04/2012, 08:19 PM
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post 14/04/2012, 02:49 PM
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