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Pregnant With Severe Abdomen Pain And Yellowish Discharge. Position Of Baby, Head Down Not On Pelvis. Suggestion?
I m 30 weeks and 3 days pregnant with a high risk pregnacy, I had the midwife today and she checked the position of the baby (head down not on pelvis ) this was very painfull. For the rest of the day I have bad tummy pain and I m losing a lot of yellowish discharge that only started after the midwife today. What should I do
Thu, 14 Feb 2013
Head does not go down in the pelvis at 30 weeks, still the position of the baby keeps on changing till 36-37 weeks so still there is time for the baby to go down,not to worry for that.
What sort of high risk pregnancy do you have??
And if you have abdominal cramps with white discharge better to visit your doctor immediately and take rest. As these are unusual symptoms at 30 weeks so take care.
What sort of high risk pregnancy do you have??
And if you have abdominal cramps with white discharge better to visit your doctor immediately and take rest. As these are unusual symptoms at 30 weeks so take care.
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Hello
Thank you for your query.
Just a per vaginal examination cannot cause such severe pain and discharge.
However, you have not mentioned what form of high risk pregnancy you are having.
If you are having any risk factor of preterm labour , then you should visit the ER for an assessment, as pain and discharge could herald the onset of preterm labour pains.
Also, it could be a mild gastritis and incidental discharge.
Since you cannot be sure, it is better to have a check up, as you mentioned that you are quite high risk.
take care.
Thank you for your query.
Just a per vaginal examination cannot cause such severe pain and discharge.
However, you have not mentioned what form of high risk pregnancy you are having.
If you are having any risk factor of preterm labour , then you should visit the ER for an assessment, as pain and discharge could herald the onset of preterm labour pains.
Also, it could be a mild gastritis and incidental discharge.
Since you cannot be sure, it is better to have a check up, as you mentioned that you are quite high risk.
take care.
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