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Pregnant, Experiencing Intense Pain On Vagina. What Could Be It?

I am 26 weeks pregnant. In the last couple of weeks I ve been experiencing intense pain on right side of vagina . Feels like torn muscle. It started happening after I sat for a bit and now it happens after sitting and in bed at night. It s become very painful. I was wondering what this is and if it lasts throughoutnwholempregnancy
Thu, 21 Mar 2013
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Hello
Thank you for your query.
the condition sounds like symphysis pubis dysfunction.
this condition is very common and painful during pregnancy.
Due to the effect of pregnancy hormones, the joints and muscles and ligaments of the pelvis relax and often cause pain.
You should try physiotherapy for this.
Also, measure your calcium and vitamin D levels to check for deficiency.
Consult with your obstetrician so that any cause of uterine pain is not overlooked.
Take care.
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Pregnant, Experiencing Intense Pain On Vagina. What Could Be It?

Hello Thank you for your query. the condition sounds like symphysis pubis dysfunction. this condition is very common and painful during pregnancy. Due to the effect of pregnancy hormones, the joints and muscles and ligaments of the pelvis relax and often cause pain. You should try physiotherapy for this. Also, measure your calcium and vitamin D levels to check for deficiency. Consult with your obstetrician so that any cause of uterine pain is not overlooked. Take care.