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Mar 18th, 2007, 23:07 PM
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I'm Currently Feeling: | Hi, im posting for my sister who is almost 37 weeks and in lots of pain which i think sounds like this SPD. She went up the hospital yesterday where they did an internal and scrape as her scan showed that the baby was lying back to back and pressing against her spinal nerves. sHe is also not very big as apparently she is not holding enough water. Sorry to post here but wasnt sure where else to post! have been worried about her and thinking she is scared about going into labour. x | | | | Status: Offline
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Mar 18th, 2007, 23:31 PM
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| It doesnt sound like SPD to me, if the doc is saying its the babys position hatting nervs, unless they are wrong and thats not the problem. What are her symptoms, what is it that caused the pain, is it done by moving in any sort of way, and where exactly is the pain.
If it is being caused by the baby being back to back (I had this with my son) its not a problem in terms of causing any harm to the baby, its just not as 'comfortable' for the mother. The baby can rotate round quite easily throught preganacy and labour itself, their are ways of encouraging them to move though, through good posture and differnt labour positions, and spending time each day on all fours, walking up stairs sideways etc etc, have a google and you should find some hints, if not get her to speak to her midwife. Also using a birthing ball may help this. Hope she feels better soon! | | | | Status: Offline
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Mar 19th, 2007, 14:21 PM
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I'm Currently Feeling: | Completely missed this thread But I hope all you ladies are much better now......5 weeks after giving birth and I am 99% human again!! Miss Maternal can you go into more details about your sister? I know that a baby back to back can cause pain too... |
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Mar 19th, 2007, 17:26 PM
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| Back to back is painful ... maddie was back to back ... OUCH! I was carrting 5cm fluid with maddie but it replaces itself slowly apparently! Hope she feels better soon, it makes u feel crap xxx | | | | Status: Offline
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Mar 20th, 2007, 10:17 AM
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I'm Currently Feeling: | Hiya, I have told my sister your tips on walking sideways up the stairs and the bathing ball and she is going to try it. Thanks Cat. I also reassured her that it is quite normal to have lie back to back and she seems more at ease now thanks. She has been a lot better and now just waiting to meet her little one. Yesterday, she went to have aqua pressure at the chinese medicine place as her friend reccomended it but now she is feeling sick.
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Mar 20th, 2007, 11:27 AM
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| Ihave been doing a lot of reading on this over the last couple of days, as Ireally need to aviod delivering back to back again this time. Tell her to avoid at all costs laying on a bed on her back or sitting on bed during labour as this makes it more likely to deliver this way. Instead try positions like all fours, or squatting, stradling a chair and with her chest forwards against the back of the chair, positions like this will not only reduce the chance of being back to back. but also relieve back pressure anyway, and speed up labour as it puts more pressure on the cervix to dilate. | | | | Status: Offline
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Mar 20th, 2007, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by miss maternal Hiya, I have told my sister your tips on walking sideways up the stairs and the bathing ball and she is going to try it. Thanks Cat. I also reassured her that it is quite normal to have lie back to back and she seems more at ease now thanks. She has been a lot better and now just waiting to meet her little one. Yesterday, she went to have aqua pressure at the chinese medicine place as her friend reccomended it but now she is feeling sick. Congratulations on your baby Tam.  | Thank you babe! x |
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I'm Currently Feeling: | Not long to go now Cat. i bet you are feeling uncomfortable.  I spoke to my sister tonight and she has been up the hospital again with a false alarm. SHe has been getting contractions and the babys head is properly engaged and causing pain when she wees. They tried to give her an internal but couldnt and then said that they have only seen something like this happen once!!  She is waiting for her waters to break but its not happening. She has got thrush and maybe a urine infection but will let her know in a few days. She ius so uncomfortable bless her but she is not actually due until 6th April. Her partner thinks she will have her on April fools day!!  |
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