not sure?

So im 32 weeks today, but yesterday while i was at work my stomach would get a sharp pain for a minute or so then it would be gone, and it would repeat them follow with little man having hiccups(or atleast i think they are hiccups from what ive heard what they feel like) but then when i got home i couldnt get comfortable because i would lay down and if i moved slightly i would get the sharp pain again, but this morning ive only had it happen once, and that was sitting up to get outta bed. has anyone else experienced this or know what it is?

The doc always told me it was a lot of the baby is still growing but starting to run out of room so your body is constently trying to stretch. I had more problems that far along with my babies being very low. If it worries you tho, you could check in with the ob. Moving slower sometimes helps..but not always.

Your body is producing a hormone called relaxin, one thing it does is loosen up the ligaments primarily centered around your pelvis, so that the baby's head can more easily pass through the birth canal. This can cause a temporary case of sciatica which will go away after you give birth.

From now on, when you're lying down in bed and want to turn over, only turn over very slowly, don't roll over on your hips and be careful over how you get out of bed or out of chairs. There's other things too, google it.

It sucks, but there's not much else you could do. Mine was so bad at times I couldn't even get to the bathroom because my right leg would feel like a lightning bolt struck it and give out. But it's not forever, you don't have that much longer to go!

The sharp pains in your stomach are muscle pains from everything stretching out. You rib cage is expanding and being pushed outward a little bit at the bottom. The sciatica effects your lower back, hips and legs

Quoting Leisurely Duchess:" Your body is producing a hormone called relaxin, one thing it does is loosen up the ligaments primarily ... [snip!] ... right leg would feel like a lightning bolt struck it and give out. But it's not forever, you don't have that much longer to go!"

Seriously lastnight I was having issues rolling from side to side. I was having pretty bad pains in my stomach like baby's weight is crushing my inside.

Quoting That Girl.:" Seriously lastnight I was having issues rolling from side to side. I was having pretty bad pains in my stomach like baby's weight is crushing my inside."

You gotta take it easy on that, it can not just hurt on the spot, but can make everything worse overall.

So for example, if I was lying on my left side and wanted to go to my right side, instead of rolling from left-to-back-to-right, to go from left-to-stomach-to-right, even if it's not really rolling when your belly is that big LOL

Quoting Leisurely Duchess:" You gotta take it easy on that, it can not just hurt on the spot, but can make everything worse overall. ... [snip!] ... left-to-back-to-right, to go from left-to-stomach-to-right, even if it's not really rolling when your belly is that big LOL"

Yeah i roll from my back not to my belly. It doesn't hurt everynight but just about a few times a week laying on my side I will get sharp pains in my stomach, and my insides feel as if they are on fire. Idk but the only postition to get the pains to stop if to be in the fetal position. Idk if its because Im up and down all day and usually don't finally lay down and rest until around 8. I am up at 6 a.m. getting ready for workl