LO is very active and my uterus is so sore when she moves around. I had my 32 week appointment yesterday, and my belly has been pretty sore since (midwife felt for baby's position, but I don't feel like she was too rough at all).
I assume this is just typical aches and pains for 32 weeks, but my BHs are a tiny bit painful, and I would like some relief. Any tips?
pear / 1563 posts
For some reason it didn't occur to me but Tylenol has helped with the sore belly feeling. I haven't taken it directly for that, taken for headaches, but noticed it did help when I was feeling what felt like a sore muscle feeling, almost like RLP in the front.
pear / 1788 posts
Epsom salt bath. Drink lots of water. Lay down. And call your midwives and ask them too? Good luck!
pear / 1648 posts
So my belly/rib soreness isn't from the doctor's prodding, but I did get the okay to use a heating pad on my ribs and on my back last pregnancy, so I've been getting relief that way. Also agree with the Epsom salt baths, but I like that I can use the heating pad throughout the day if needed.
pomegranate / 3375 posts
@Mrs. Microscope: The echoed the epsom salts!! 
@peachykeen: I love heating pads!!
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