Hips/pelvics spreading?

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I am 32 weeks and I feel like my hips are already spreading. Last pregnancy was 8 years ago so this might be normal?

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Oh yes. My body has been over producing relaxin since the second trimester. My rib was dislocated because of it. Pelvis hurts, hips are wiiiidddeee, ribcage is way bigger, this child is turning my body into his own personal mansion.

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31 weeks here; my hips have been killing me for weeks now. And now baby is moving like crazy. Must have all the room it needs at this point. 😂

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It's not only my hips, it's my ribs too!!

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I'm 32 almost 33 and I have pelvic pain BAD my doc just told me at my appt Friday that my bones are shifting because of a hormone called relaxin. He said the only thing I can do is sleep with a pillow in-between my legs and wait. Delivery is the only thing that will get rid of it 😃

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I went through that at 32 weeks too. I'm currently 34w4d and the pain is less but it still feels like they are separated 😭

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Yep it hurts! I can't sleep on my sides anymore because it's so painful. I even got stuck twice. It was so so bad. Ugh!

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Yes it's very normal

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Yes, and my doctor said its part of the reason I have this muscle pulled on my back now! Simply from walking up stairs. 🙄😩 Be careful!

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I'm a FTM and I know I'm having this issue, but I was wondering if the pain I have when I lay on my side and then life my leg is the same as all of these other stretching pains. It literally hurts where my thigh bone meets my hip and pelvic area. You know that crease area on the inside of your legs.. Anyone have this? Is it normal. Debating if it's worth bringing up at my next doctors appointment

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Mine has too but i have spd anyway

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