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When Does Round Ligament Pain Start
When Does Round Ligament Pain Start
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Apr 16, 2024
11:36 PM
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Calling all moms-to-be! Let's dive into a common yet often puzzling aspect of pregnancy: round ligament pain. This discomfort, characterised by sharp or stabbing sensations in the lower abdomen, can catch many expectant mothers off guard. But when does it actually start?
For most women, round ligament pain typically begins in the second trimester, around weeks 12 to 14. As your baby grows, so does your uterus, stretching the ligaments that support it. This stretching can cause mild to moderate pain on one or both sides of your abdomen, especially during sudden movements like standing up quickly or rolling over in bed.
However, every pregnancy is unique, and the timing of When Does Round Ligament Pain Start. Some women may start experiencing it earlier, even in the first trimester, while others might not feel it until later in their pregnancy.
So, moms-to-be, we want to hear from you! When did you first notice round ligament pain kicking in? Did it catch you by surprise, or were you expecting it? Share your experiences, tips, and tricks for managing this discomfort. Together, we can support and empower each other through the ups and downs of pregnancy. Let the discussion begin!
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