Q. I am 40 weeks pregnant with my second child and as of last night I feel very tender down below. It hurts to walk even though I am still able to walk pushing through the pain. I had a elective c section with my first child as he was breech but am hoping for a vbac this time.My midwife advised me 2 weeks ago that the baby is head down and could come at any time but am now concerned with this tenderness.
Thanks in advance.
A. If the pain runs along your scar then you need to seek advice from your labour ward. If its in the pelvis/vaginal area then this can be very common at full term and is probably the babies head beginning to descend down inpreparation for birth. There are many nerves in that area that can cause all sorts of pains when you have a baby lying across them.
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A. Yes you should have received anti D after your miscarriage. The risks will not be apparent until you can find out whether or not there are any antibodies. If there are, your baby will be monitored when born. Discuss this with the consultant if you do indeed have antibodies.
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