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Swallowed feeling in belly

root69 · 2014-08-28 19:39:59

Hi there, writing in behalf of my wife. She is 31weeks pregnant. She has quite small bone structure and she is thin. After pregnant she has a noticeable, round (beautiful :)) belly. She is complaining that she feels alot of pressure and swelling in the belly. Many say this is normal and that is the organs expanding and…

28-08-2014 8:39pm

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root69

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Hi there,
writing in behalf of my wife.

She is 31weeks pregnant. She has quite small bone structure and she is thin.
After pregnant she has a noticeable, round (beautiful ) belly.
She is complaining that she feels alot of pressure and swelling in the belly. Many say this is normal and that is the organs expanding and getting space for the baby..
She also read that when this happens it is for couple of minutes and it returns to normal feeling of relief. She can feel this swelling for 1 or 2 hours constantly... and it hurts.

Any opinions?

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#2 28-08-2014 8:43pm

maryk123

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Don't take any chances if she doesn't feel right get it checked out. Ring maternity and tell them. Better to be over careful

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#3 28-08-2014 8:44pm

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We can't give medical advice. Contact GP or maternity hospital.

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