Oh, the pain... I didn't sleep last night, my pubic bone was hurting like crazy. And walking today i…

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Oh, the pain... I didn't sleep last night, my pubic bone was hurting like crazy. And walking today is just awful, it burns, it cuts, I have no idea how to keep going. Has anyone else experienced this? How can I help myself?
What did you wear for your "going home" outfit? If you have photos, I'd be so grateful! I have no id…
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Tatyana
belly band.
Did you have an ultrasound? (Did they check how wide the diastasis is?)
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Anna
Pelvic ring brace, calcium supplements (if no contraindications), collagen.
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Kristina Krasnova
With my first pregnancy, symphysis pubis dysfunction was severe and started around 20 weeks. At night, I'd bite my lip to keep from crying out in pain when I turned over.
Now it's started at 30 weeks. Just recently, I barely managed to get out of the bath. When I walk, the shooting pains are so bad I forget to breathe.
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Kristina Krasnova
Kristina Krasnova How to help: a belly band. It makes everything much more bearable.
And calcium supplements.
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Alena
Kristina Krasnova It's more or less okay, but still... with a support belt, and they said no calcium...
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Kristina Krasnova
Kristina Krasnova Then all you can do is be patient and manage the size of the gap.
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Alena
Kristina Krasnova 29 So there will be a screening. Have you given birth yourself? I probably wouldn't, because of the twins, but still...
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Kristina Krasnova
Kristina Krasnova ks
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zadra
A belly band helped me. I went into labor with stage 2 symphysis pubis dysfunction. It still hurts after giving birth, both my pubic bone and now my tailbone too, but I had a big baby.
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Olga
I had it with my 3rd son. It was hell, I totally understand you.
They only prescribed calcium and a support band, and neither helped much. Only giving birth got rid of this pain for me.
I had a 19mm diastasis before giving birth.
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Alena
Tatyana Yes, 17mm
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Alena
I used a wide strap and tightened it around my hips below my belly, over the pubic bone or even a bit lower, but making sure not to press on my stomach. I wore it for about 30 minutes, and it was such a relief
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Alena
Olga I'm already 17 weeks, and I have to go until 37 for sure (
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Alena
Alena I'll try, thank you!)
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Alena
Alena I didn't take baths at all because I couldn't get out. But my husband bought me a bath seat, so I could sit and shower comfortably without pain. You should consider it, it's a handy thing. Now that my baby is 9 months old, we put this seat in the tub, and he puts his toys on it during bath time and uses it to hold on when he stands up.
Also, when I need to dry something, like toys, I put the seat in the tub and place the toys on it. Everything drains into the tub. I recommend it!
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Alena
Alena Thank you))
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Tatyana
Tatyana brace and ring then only
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Alena
Tatyana Ring?
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Tatyana
Tatyana special.bandages
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