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Pregnant, Nausea, Back Pain, Cramping Of Abdomen. Suggestion
Hello Dr I am 36 weeks gestation and I feel nauseas all the time, constant back and hip pains and cramping in my abdomen. my doctor has told me that I have some kind of pus coming through my cervix but cant tell me why or what it is. he also has told me that my baby is measuring 2 weeks less then she should be and has not grown in the last 2 weeks.
Mon, 3 Jun 2013
hi,
Your problem is nausea, constant back pain cramping abdomen and u have 36 weeks gestational age is symptoms of falls labour pain in last month of pregnancy. and another that some kind of pus. is a discharge of cervix and no need to medicine and is a naturally in some ladies if not foul smellig. but if this is foul in smell then need medicine for fungal or bacterial infection. and another you want to know about growth of your foetus you have tell 2 weeks less. but your time duration of pregnancy is 36 weeks so no need to worry about that dont take stress in your mind but visit your gaynecologist every week or when you got emergency for labour. but better to set next visit with your gaynecologist. take care and eat healthy food. and give good news early.
Your problem is nausea, constant back pain cramping abdomen and u have 36 weeks gestational age is symptoms of falls labour pain in last month of pregnancy. and another that some kind of pus. is a discharge of cervix and no need to medicine and is a naturally in some ladies if not foul smellig. but if this is foul in smell then need medicine for fungal or bacterial infection. and another you want to know about growth of your foetus you have tell 2 weeks less. but your time duration of pregnancy is 36 weeks so no need to worry about that dont take stress in your mind but visit your gaynecologist every week or when you got emergency for labour. but better to set next visit with your gaynecologist. take care and eat healthy food. and give good news early.
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