Pregnancy related issue

2026-09-13 07:31:46
Hi mam, I am 11 weeks pregnant. I am getting vagina bone pain while sleeping I am unable to turn left and right immediately. Is it normal??? Is this normal during pregnancy, or should I be concerned?
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Answered2026-09-13 09:13:33

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Your ligaments loosen through pregnancy, and that can make turning in bed feel stiff or achy near the pubic bone. This pattern is often called pelvic girdle pain.
Next Steps
Try turning slowly with your knees together, and ask about a pregnancy-safe physiotherapist if it continues.
Health Tips
Please see your obstetrician if you notice bleeding, cramping, or pain spreading to your lower back.

Answered2026-09-13 08:05:14

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Some test, if done would be of help Like vitamin D level serum ferritin and vitamin B 12 levels

Answered2026-09-13 12:14:31

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It may not be normal Get your vitamin D and vitamin b12 levels checked Get a urine routine test to rule out infection

Answered2026-09-13 09:43:49

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Consult please.

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