will your sides be tender and hard if you are pregnant?cause my sides are hard and very tender they hurt just.
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Lower back pain can be cramps, just like many women experience cramps in their lower abdomen during their periods.  In fact, until I was in labor, I didn't really get the idea that cramps could be in the front . . . I also have a tilted uterus and have always had strong cramps in my lower back with my period.  So, normal cramps remedys will probably help (ibuprofen, heat).
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As pregnancy continues the mammary glands will begin producing milk for lactation.  This is the ultimate cause of the soreness and will likely vary on a daily basis but worsen as the glands become enlarged.
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i actually had a pilates instructor who was pregnant, and i asked her about the reformer.  she said that she modified the excersizes to do many of them on her side (as laying on your back can reduce blood supply to the baby after a certain period of development) and that she didn't work out as hard.  but she said that she still excersized three times a week or so.  i would think that keeping strong and healthy would be beneficial to your pregnancy!  however, i would check with a doctor, because you don't want to make a mistake... it is, after all, your child.
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why would pregnant women have it any harder than non-pregnant or men?  Other than walking up and down the steps...
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Apparantly, i heard that haveing too many ultrasounds when your pregnant can cause your baby to be left handed. I saw that on the new about 5 years ago.
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If there's no bleeding then you're probably ok... the uterus is linked to the abdominal wall by uterine ligaments...during pregnancy, the changing shape of the uterus causes these ligaments to stretch, which can be painful.\n\nDuring my pregnancies, I'd have that sort of pain off and on for the first couple of months...
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If it happens once, just a tinge, then that would be ok.  If it happens often, go to your doctor.  \nYou did not state what stage of the pregnancy though.
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no this is quite normal in pregnancy. But if you are really worried then go to your denist and take advantage of free dental treatment whlist your pregnant!
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Ur pregnant... go see a doctor.
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Wow! Let's pray this is implantation bleeding! Wait until the end of the month if the pain isn't bad, and then take a pregnancy test. You might already be a mommy!!!
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It was told  to me that laying on your left side increases oxygen to the baby by my OBGYN.  I don't know the scientific aspects of this, but during the last part of my pregnancy, laying on my back was just too uncomfortable because of the pressure it but on my back.  You should do what is the most comfortable at the time, just don't lay on your tummy :)
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If in doubt - do without!! Especially in your first trimester...you may want to ask your Dr. to be sure.
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What are you worried about?  I don't mean that as "don't worry"  I mean it as tell me WHAT you are worried about.  Are you worried about when you will start?  Will it hurt?  Will everyone know?  \n\nSweetie, it's something all women go through and it's is normal for you to be worried about it.  Have you started to go through puberty?  You will be able to tell by the changes in your body when you are getting close to starting.  \n\nYou will get hair in your pubic area (down there), your breasts will start to grow.  Your breasts might be a little tender while going trough this. \n\nAs far as When you will start......no one can help you with that.  It just happens, even as an adult.....I don't know exactly when I will start every month.  My body gives me signs....and so will yours after a while) but I don't know when each month.\n\nWill it hurt?  Well, here again that is different for every person.  I don't get real bad cramps very often.  Sometimes I do.....but it really isn't that bad for me.  My daughter, who is 12, like me sometimes gets cramps but she is able to go on with her normal life...so they aren't that bad for her.  If you do get cramps....get outside and move around.  Believe it or not.......exercising helps the cramps go away.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Things like cramping, bleeding, visual distrubances like seeig falshing lights, dizziness, swollen ankles fingers wrists etc can all inidicate a problem.  But if you're concerned about anything udring your pregnancy, please please see your doctor! it's better to go to the doctor over nothing than to ignore something thaat might turn out to be serious.
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Yes,it feels like a mass,and it seems to become firmer as the months go on,it moves and in the third trimester it will start to ball up into a really hard knot,and that can be uncomfortable.Especially when they turn feet up and push up against your rib cage.But they are soooo worth everything you go through to get them here.
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While you might still have your period when you are pregnant, my thoughts are that maybe your period would shorten up a lot more than that if not stop completely.  Unless, if your period was really, really light then you might really be pregnant.\n\nIf your breasts are tender that could be a huge sign.  Because they will start preparing to grow and the glands will begin making breast milk for when the baby arrives.\n\nTune in to your motherly instincts.  Put your hand on your tummy and just sit and listen, if you feel like there is anything at all there that wasn't there before, then you are probably pregnant.  I knew I was pregnant when I could feel something doing flip flops in my tummy, (well that's how it felt anyway) and I was only a month along.