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*ayla20
writes:im 36 weeks pregnant feeling really uncomfortable baby moving around a lot but i feel a lot of pressure downstairs and sometimes it feels like the baby's foot is kicking my cervix is this normal? not sure if its babys foot just feel a sharp pain that last no more than 2 seconds by my cervix, does this mean the baby is breach or is it something else?
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reader, CaringGuy +, writes (11 March 2010):
Brest to go to the doctor and get checked.
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reader, Angzw  +, writes (11 March 2010):
If your baby was breach then your doctor would have told you at your last check up. As your cervix begins to ripen for labour, the baby's head often descends into the pelvic cavity so you feel the baby's head there and it sometimes feels like a sharp pain, especially when baby pushes his legs against your ribs when he is stretching. I had this with all 3 of my children. Its also possible that you could find you have dilated maybe 1cm as well. But the best and safest place to get accurate answers is your doctor. At least phone his office and ask him if unable to visit. People in this forum even if qualified are not well placed to give medical advice.
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 March 2010): it's just your cervix ripening for labour, completley normal and nothing to worry about :)
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reader, mystiquek  +, writes (11 March 2010):
 Please don't rely on the advice of us aunts and uncles. We aren't doctors, and even if we are, we can't tell you for sure what is going on without an examination. To put your mind at ease, call your doctor, go to your doctor, and then you'll know for SURE. I've had 2 children, and what you are describing sounds like its normal, but again..GO TO THE DOCTOR!
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reader, Kenj +, writes (11 March 2010):
 If your bowel movements are regular it could be cysts or endometriosis. Go to your doctor and get checked over.
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