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Snibbug: Aww hun it's a shame it's reared it's head so soon,i just hope with the coping statagise you know and from all of us that you can take it stead and easy in a bid to try and keep it at bay and i hope it doesn't get worse.
Yes get yourself down to physio and start pelvic floor muscles and any otherones you can remember. Hugs hun
Angelica72: I hope ruthie's cast comes off soon so the amount you have to do can decrease a little (going back and forth so often to the hosital must be hard).
Have you seen a physio yet or have you been to busy looking after everyone else? Either way go get a belt.... i got one but i never helped me but knowing i was trying makes all the difference.
Hugs to you both x
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Topic: Not so soon!
Aw that's a shame. When I was pg with Cameron (No.3) I had virtually no problems with it at all - infact less bother than I have normally!! This pregnancy is getting worse - it's been flaring up and down for last month or so - and it's waking me up during the night when I turn over etc. Am just thinking about getting a support belt (prob should have done it by now - just hoped it wouldn't come to anything). I was induced early because of it with Ruthie - it was horrendous - so really hope it doesn't get that bad this time. Poor you - sorry to hear it's flared up so quickly for you. Get straight to physio!
