Feb 7th, 2010, 20:39 PM
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| Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member  Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: UK Posts: 634 | pains in uterus 15 weeks on??? Hiya as the title say really, Its been 15 weeks since I gave birth and since Alfie was about 3 weeks old I have been getting pains in which I think is my uterus. They arn't constant but happen quite often throughout the day and vary between a dull ache and a more sharp stabbing pain. I did go to see a doctor who diagnosed cystitis, he gave me antibiotics but they never did work. It doesn't feel anything like cystitis though. I guess my question is has anyone else experienced this? With Alfie being my first I have no idea what Im supposed to feel like now but Im guessing I should be feeling more or less back to normal after 15 weeks??? Any replies will be greatly appreciated  xx |
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