Might be a stupid question, but while walking around today I felt a VERY uncomfortable pressure feeling almost like a pinch. It could have been pressure on my bladder but was different to the usual way that feels.
So what did it feel like to you? Could this feeling be that?
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Yeah that's kind of what it feels like to me...like a pinch, sort of sharp and uncomfortable, makes you walk funny 
. Sorry for TMI but for the past couple of days when this bub does it (I assume it's her head) it feels like I'm going to open right up!
. Sorry for TMI but for the past couple of days when this bub does it (I assume it's her head) it feels like I'm going to open right up!
Yep - I had this with DD2 from 34 weeks. It got so bad at one stage that I had to stop walking on my way to work one day because it felt like she was going to fall out 
. She was born at 38 weeks.
. She was born at 38 weeks.
yep. can generally just mean that you have had a pregnancy before and it is the muscles giving a little.
I had spd and this always happens to me.
When I had ds, i new it meant trouble when I felt like I had to poo but couldnt work out where the pressure was coming from.
Of course I was also having tummy tightenings- babies dont tend to "drop" out without these
I had spd and this always happens to me.
When I had ds, i new it meant trouble when I felt like I had to poo but couldnt work out where the pressure was coming from.
Of course I was also having tummy tightenings- babies dont tend to "drop" out without these
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