12 weeks pregnant, getting sharp pains in abdomen?
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I would tell the Dr. about your sharp pains, but it could be caused by the stretching of your uterus to make room for your growing  baby. I remember feeling this way as the baby grew inside me. The feeling was kind of like a side stitch or pulling sensation. I hope this helps, but still ask your Dr. God Bless you and your baby!
658538
I started getting stomach pains when I was 10 and the doctors could never figure it out..I suffered for 14 years.  Turns out it was my Gall Bladder!  They never checked it because it's not common at all in children.  I would ask your doctor to check this out.  It is extremely painful.
1129049
How long has your stomach been hurting and exactly where does it hurt? If it is very low abdomen and sharp pains that do not feel better in any position, it could be due to constipation. I have had this problem many times and it is horrible. It does go away, but I would suggest getting checked by a doctor. I would try eating lots of veggies and fruit and drink lots of water. If these are not the symptoms you are experiencing, I don't know what to tell you. Go to your doctor and get checked out! If this sounds like you, and you have a history of constipation, Miralax is a great prescription that my doctor prescribed for me to keep me regular and prevent this from happening again! \nGood luck!
771091
I am surprised with the fact that you haven't mentioned having any pain at all. That is a really big cyst! If you got an ultrasound, I assume you're seeing a doctor. Ask him about the options you have, since you're pregnant. Medication and surgery might not be a viable option.
1140631
Yep. sounds like you may have some arthritic changes in your foot/feet.  I know about foot pain becasue I have it often.  I've noticed that eating a lot of calcium or taking calcium supplements on a regular basis helps.  Esp. given the fact that you've just been pregnant, your body may be "leeching" calcium... Try this along with vitamin c (oj) to help you digest the calcium!
265922
I had that feeling a lot right before i had a miscarriage. i would just be doing house work, or sitting some where and getting this weird butterfly feeling in my stomach. \n\nYou can always go request a blood test from your doctor to check for pregnancy, it detects earlier than any urine test, and then you wont have to wonder.\n\nit could just be gas, since like 90% of the worlds health issues are caused by hot air. *sarcasim*
164695
not sure about your actual question, but if your abdomen is growing and you feel pregnant, then you should go see a doctor and they should be able to tell you if you are pregnant or not and that will answer your question...
451026
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.
235405
This is not unusual especially if you are nursing.  The other possibility is another pregnancy though.  Talk to your OB about it.
581929
Here are some websites, read them and then please see another doctor.  Hope you are feeling better.  :)\n\nCHRONIC ABDOMINAL PAIN \nConstipation – this is by far the most common cause of chronic abdominal pain. ... Both, however, can cause upset stomach and abdominal pain. ...\nhttp://www.askdrsears.com/html/8/t080300.asp \n\nAbdominal pain information produced by medical doctors (abdomen ... \nLearn about abdominal pain (pain in the stomach / abdomen) including causes, how abdominal pain is diagnosed, characteristics of pain, tests, ...\nhttp://www.medicinenet.com/abdominal_pain/index.htm \n\nPostgraduate Medicine: What could be causing chronic abdominal pain... \nAfter common causes of chronic abdominal pain have been excluded, less common causes should be considered. Abdominal wall pain is one of the more frequently ...\nhttp://www.postgradmed.com/issues/1999/09_99/debanto.htm \n\nNonulcer stomach pain \nThe exact cause of nonulcer stomach pain is unknown. ... For others, nonulcer stomach pain tends to be a long-lasting (chronic) or recurrent condition ...\nhttp://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/library/DS/00524.html \n\nMedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia: Abdominal pain \nStomach pain; Pain - abdomen; Belly ache; Abdominal cramps; Acute abdomen ... Possible causes include:. Excessive gas; Chronic constipation ...\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003120.htm
240003
Many many women experience back pain with pregnancy because of the weight of the baby, posture or just the positioning of the baby in the owmb. However, INTENSE back pain is not normal and could be a sign of premature back labor. Either way talk to your doctor.
722001
This is called a Charlie horse. Pregnant women often experience it. What you need to do is reach out and grab your toes, pull them toward your stomach keeping your leg straight until it goes away. If you can't reach have someone else (ie husband) do it for you or use a towel that you will have to keep beside your bed. Hope it gets better soon!
248361
Hi. If you are getting sharp pains on your side when you perform these tasks it could be that you are not drinking enough water and also too you are a parent so you may not be heeding to go to bathroom when you need to do so. You need to eat more fruits, drink water and do some abdominal exercises to relieve any muscle tensions which may have built up there as well as toxins. It started a few days so you need to tend  to it immediately. It could also be a strain from sitting too much, picking up your son and may also have heightened during sex so lil massage wud help. Water, exercise, massage and timely trips to bathroom.\nTake care\nAngel.
158610
I don't know if you are a man or woman so I will give you advice for both \nWoman You might be pregnant, if you are still having regular periods it can be normal.  Go to a OB/GYN or just a GYN\nMan or woman You might be constipated and are back up and it can be very painful. It could be apendicitis\nThe main symptom of appendicitis is belly (abdominal) pain. The pain can feel like indigestion or like you need to have a bowel movement or pass gas.\n\nYou may have appendicitis if: \n\nYou have pain in your belly. The pain begins around your belly button but is felt all over your belly. \nWithin several hours, the pain gets stronger and then moves below your belly button on your right side (the lower right quadrant). The pain does not go away and gets worse when you move, walk, or cough. \nYou have pain in the upper right quadrant. \nYou feel nauseous or throw up a few times. You also may not feel like eating. \nYou have constipation, back pain, a slight fever, or a swollen abdomen. \nYou feel tired and do not have a lot of energy.\nI suggest going to the doctor to get checked out.
621981
It could be an ectopic or tubal pregnancy (normal pregnancies wouldn't be painful at this stage) which requires IMMEDIATE attention from a doctor.  \n\nIt could also be appendicitis, kidney infection, bladder infection, gas, ovarian cysts or even tumor... there are a million things that could cause pain in the lower abdomen.  Some are not serious, some are life threatening.  If you have concerns, make yourself a doctor's appointment right away.  It's hard to know what it is without anything more specific, but it does not sound like a normal pregnancy.
266125
I had something similar only mine was on my left side and it didnt hurt when i peed but it did hurt a constant dull pain and it hurt worse when i breathed in. they told me it was  e-coli. but the place where you described it... between your belly button and hip was where mine hurt
301209
I had a hard time with my legs and feet swelling during my pregnancy,  but is seemed to help if I increased my water intake and went for a little walk.  You must take your prenatal vitamins too.   I hated the cramps, but pregnancy effects women differently.  Just have to stick it out and make sure you are following your doctors advice on proper nutrition and excercise.