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Pain in inner thighs in third trimester
Hello, I am experiencing pain in inner thighs and back in third trimester (7th month started).
My doc said my baby is positioned lower. Can you please advise if I need to take extra precautions or something. As it's my second pregnancy after 1 baby expired in few hrs after delivery this year only. Also could you please explain what leaking is? And what can be expected due date for this delivery?
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I don't think the baby gets such a low position (to cause pain in the thighs) as early as the 7th month. This could be due to either some deficiency or due to some injury or infection.
Leaking means discharge of liquor from the cervix and vagina.
Your due date is calculated from the date of your last period.
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Lower back ache is common in third trimester change your sleeping habits ...try sleep in left lateral position u can use pillow also. But if this back ache does not get better even after rest also consult your doctor.
Leaking is basically leakage of fluid from vagina u will feel wet down there nd it will be so much k your cloths will be wet by fluid.
Expected due date is counted from your last menstrual period. U can check it from app or your Gynec will tell you .
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Are u taking calcium supplements regularly?
Leaking is a gush of watery discharge from the vagina
To calculate the due date need to know ur lmp
Add 9 months n 7 days to lmp to calculate edd
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