Please is there any solution for this pelvic pain? This is my third baby but it was never this bad. At just 22+ weeks, sometimes every single step will send pains to my pelvic joints.

To stand, to turn in bed is serious pain, maybe on a scale of 5/10 oh. I walk like a waddling 9 months pregnant woman when I'm just 5 months.

Anyone with solutions please?

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Please which of these is advisable for me to buy.?

Good afternoon mama's and HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY TO US... I know leaving malaria untreated in pregnancy is risky especially in d early stage.... But then how safe it's d treatment? I have been having severe headache since Friday accompany by body pain and slightly rise temperature.
The matron I saw yesterday @ d PHC said I should come for 3days treatment with just IV drip and injection but she won't give me drugs as its not safe... Am seriously scared of taking d treatment as we are just ard 6weeks.....Biko help a sister in need

Hamzashaf99:
Please is there any solution for this pelvic pain? This is my third baby but it was never this bad. At just 22+ weeks, sometimes every single step will send pains to my pelvic joints.

To stand, to turn in bed is serious pain, maybe on a scale of 5/10 oh. I walk like a waddling 9 months pregnant woman when I'm just 5 months.

Anyone with solutions please?

Sorry about the pain,have you spoken to your doctor about it? And it also depends on where your baby is resting (position)

Pweetiebabe:
Good afternoon mama's and HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY TO US... I know leaving malaria untreated in pregnancy is risky especially in d early stage.... But then how safe it's d treatment? I have been having severe headache since Friday accompany by body pain and slightly rise temperature.
The matron I saw yesterday @ d PHC said I should come for 3days treatment with just IV drip and injection but she won't give me drugs as its not safe... Am seriously scared of taking d treatment as we are just ard 6weeks.....Biko help a sister in need

I was given injection for the malaria at 6weeks too and it was for three days,but as for the drip it was just to give me energy and appetite as I was throwing up everything at 8weeks.

Pweetiebabe:
Good afternoon mama's and HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY TO US... I know leaving malaria untreated in pregnancy is risky especially in d early stage.... But then how safe it's d treatment? I have been having severe headache since Friday accompany by body pain and slightly rise temperature.
The matron I saw yesterday @ d PHC said I should come for 3days treatment with just IV drip and injection but she won't give me drugs as its not safe... Am seriously scared of taking d treatment as we are just ard 6weeks.....Biko help a sister in need

Don't be scared, leaving malaria untreated can be very risky

MorningStar233:
Please which of these is advisable for me to buy.?

The green one is for early age. Its a starter pack

Hamzashaf99:
Please is there any solution for this pelvic pain? This is my third baby but it was never this bad. At just 22+ weeks, sometimes every single step will send pains to my pelvic joints.

To stand, to turn in bed is serious pain, maybe on a scale of 5/10 oh. I walk like a waddling 9 months pregnant woman when I'm just 5 months.

Anyone with solutions please?

I experienced such at 20 weeks+ my sis said its baby's position at times I shud be rubbing the place maybe the baby will move lo and behold the pain began to subside. now anytime I feel hooked I rub the spot and next thing is kick or movement at that same spot after a while I feel relieved

Pweetiebabe:
Good afternoon mama's and HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY TO US... I know leaving malaria untreated in pregnancy is risky especially in d early stage.... But then how safe it's d treatment? I have been having severe headache since Friday accompany by body pain and slightly rise temperature.
The matron I saw yesterday @ d PHC said I should come for 3days treatment with just IV drip and injection but she won't give me drugs as its not safe... Am seriously scared of taking d treatment as we are just ard 6weeks.....Biko help a sister in need

Ensure you take a test from a reputable lab first so then meet a Gyneacologist with your test results, he/ she will pick it up from there.. Like I said in previous post, I treated typhoid and malaria at 8 weeks, I was given 3 intravenous injections at once then 3 on my butt spread for 3 days.. I wasn't really scared cos I squeezed the gynae before taking the treatment as he knew his onions. Don't be scared ma

ladyrachy:

I was given injection for the malaria at 6weeks too and it was for three days,but as for the drip it was just to give me energy and appetite as I was throwing up everything at 8weeks.

Thanks a lot sis....God bless u

Omakraid:

The green one is for early age. Its a starter pack

Okay, thanks dear

Omakraid:

Ensure you take a test from a reputable lab first so then meet a Gyneacologist with your test results, he/ she will pick it up from there.. Like I said in previous post, I treated typhoid and malaria at 8 weeks, I was given 3 intravenous injections at once then 3 on my butt spread for 3 days.. I wasn't really scared cos I squeezed the gynae before taking the treatment as he knew his onions. Don't be scared ma

Thanks sis.... But going to General hospital I won't even see a gynae cos I have not registered and registration is till after 12weeks....I will only see an OPD which am not sure will be a gynae..... Though this same matron treated me for infertility 2years ago and God use her to give me my BFP dat same month.... But I don't just know while am kind of scared.

ladyrachy:

I was given injection for the malaria at 6weeks too and it was for three days,but as for the drip it was just to give me energy and appetite as I was throwing up everything at 8weeks.

OK sis, thanks alot

Pweetiebabe:
Thanks sis.... But going to General hospital I won't even see a gynae cos I have not registered and registration is till after 12weeks....I will only see an OPD which am not sure will be a gynae..... Though this same matron treated me for infertility 2years ago and God use her to give me my BFP dat same month.... But I don't just know while am kind of scared.

If you are sure she knows what she's doing. Just ensure you get a lab result first and not work around what you describe alone

I also think with a lab result they should allow you see a doc since they already know that regis9for antenatal is until after 12 weeks and you can't wait until then to treat yourself

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Why everywhere dull like this oooo, all the march mamas don go labour room ni or our tired is tired, ayam not understanding. April mamas don tire too? I jt dey reload page since and avn't seen any new thing. Abeg make BS dey follow BS from tomao ooo.

Congratulations in advance to gbogbo wa

Kokaiye.. Hope all is well with you? Abi you dey labour room?

FlowerGirl040:
Kokaiye.. Hope all is well with you? Abi you dey labour room?

Asin ehn, e gt sum mama wey no dey always dey quiet for dis page atall bt b like say dem plan break today

Omakraid:

If you are sure she knows what she's doing. Just ensure you get a lab result first and not work around what you describe alone

I also think with a lab result they should allow you see a doc since they already know that regis9for antenatal is until after 12 weeks and you can't wait until then to treat yourself

Thanks mama... will definitely go for test tomorrow morning....God bless u

FlowerGirl040:
Sorry about the pain,have you spoken to your doctor about it? And it also depends on where your baby is resting (position)

Not yet. I've not even started ANC yet. I think as you suggested, it's baby's position. Sometimes it's like it's not even there.

ladyrachy:

I experienced such at 20 weeks+ my sis said its baby's position at times I shud be rubbing the place maybe the baby will move lo and behold the pain began to subside. now anytime I feel hooked I rub the spot and next thing is kick or movement at that same spot after a while I feel relieved

Thanks. I've noticed the pain also subsides when baby is moving around. Is it the cephalic position that causes that?

TOHHAN:

Asin ehn, e gt sum mama wey no dey always dey quiet for dis page atall bt b like say dem plan break today

We will miss all those March mummies oh. Sha, safe delivery is all we pray for for them.

Hamzashaf99:

Not yet. I've not even started ANC yet. I think as you suggested, it's baby's position. Sometimes it's like it's not even there.

You will be fine. It's part of the package. Why haven't you started ANC yet?

TOHHAN:

Asin ehn, e gt sum mama wey no dey always dey quiet for dis page atall bt b like say dem plan break today

My dear e no easy jare. Their tired is tired already,and they also need to prepare their mind and body for the joy ahead. I wish everyone safe delivery

FlowerGirl040:
Kokaiye.. Hope all is well with you? Abi you dey labour room?

lol... My sister... I still gallant ooo, was watching one interesting series movie since reason y i was absent ... How una dey?!

TOHHAN:
Why everywhere dull like this oooo, all the march mamas don go labour room ni or our tired is tired, ayam not understanding. April mamas don tire too? I jt dey reload page since and avn't seen any new thing. Abeg make BS dey follow BS from tomao ooo.

Congratulations in advance to gbogbo wa

No vex
We Dey prepare and getting ready for baby

kokaiye:
lol... My sister... I still gallant ooo, was watching one interesting series movie since reason y i was absent ... How una dey?!

I am here worried,not knowing you dey enjoy life dey go

We dey fine sis

Hamzashaf99:

We will miss all those March mummies oh. Sha, safe delivery is all we pray for for them.

Will miss dem o, shey na answering of our questions ni or making d group lively we wan talk abt. Make dem sha dey visit us once in a while.

kokaiye:
lol... My sister... I still gallant ooo, was watching one interesting series movie since reason y i was absent ... How una dey?!

Kip enjoying ooo

FlowerGirl040:
You will be fine. It's part of the package. Why haven't you started ANC yet?

Not really sure. I'm a third time mom, so I know definitely that taking routine drugs and antimalarial makes me sick and constipated. Coupled with all the routine ANC palaver.

I also have no complains apart from normal body pains, never had any pregnancy or birth complications before.

As a health care personnel, I also know what is important to watch out for and when it's necessary to get to the hospital. I will start Soon sha,