I am pregnant with my 2nd child.I am only about 2 months along.I still do get morning sickness off and on and I just have a hard time *going #2* Now I think that its my stomach muscles because of it or maybe just my body starting to "expand". I'm not sure what to do about this.It's on my left side and I feel it more when i'm standing up.It feels like a bubble and its really unfortable.There's no pain but it's driving me nuts.Could it just be my muscles? I have an appointment this comming Wedns. so I hope its nothing serious and I can wait until then to ask my Dr.
I have had my appointment and talked to the Dr.She said it is my stomach muscles.It has slowly gone away since but they do ache when I use the bathroom.Thanks to all that responded.I never thought it would be this different with the 2nd child.
I hope the doctor cleared this up for you, as this is all I would suggest doing. As we cannot see the area or feel exactly what you do - everyone feels things so differently - it is much better to speak to your doctor. Too many responses can end up stressing you at this time and that can be more harmful than what you are feeling.
Good Luck!
if it doesn't get resolved with the dr. try a colonic.
I am glad that you are getting this checked out. Please have the doctor check your lungs and the area surrounding them (pleural cavity). My grandmother had lung cancer and I remember her saying it felt like there was a water baloon in her side. I am not trying to scare you, I am sure it could be a million things, but I wanted to pass this on. Better safe than sorry.
Again, please don't htink I am tryingt obe negative or frighten you.
Please post an update, too.
J.,
This very well could be a muscle thing, if you just started quilting you could have possibly have pulled a muscle. I have strained a muscle in my side that felt like a balloon in my side that some fluid had moved around because of bruising a muscle. Definitely need to be checked out so taht a Doctor can monitor your condition. It took about two weeks for me to get back to 100%.
