Comments on: Posterior Pelvic Pain (Sacroiliac Joint Pain) in Pregnant Women

By: Lizamerica5

Lizamerica5 — Sun, 22 Jul 2012 00:19:00 +0000

Hi I’m 23 weeks pregnant and I started with this pain since 9-10 weeks it comes and goes but it hurts more when I spend a lot of time sitting down and when it hurts is when I’m going to stand up plus I have a pain on the pelvic upper right side went to doctors and he said I have an infection this is my 3rd time I have a Bacterial vaginosis has someone had same problem I’m just worry that baby could catch the infection and worry of having a premature baby

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By: junebugmom

junebugmom — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 02:32:00 +0000

I have had this pain since about 5weeks pregnant, i am now 7 and its in both buttocks… and it is VERY painful!!!! I always just thought it was sciatica… i had no idea! I have a 19 month old son and i also had this with him very very early in pregnancy too.

By: Debhuber33

Debhuber33 — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 05:43:00 +0000

I am 19 weeks, this started for me at about 17 weeks. I was at work when I felt a horrific pop in the back of my pelvis on the right. Since then I’ve been in physical therapy and seeing a chiropractor (4 total weeks), and have reached a plateau of improvement. it also seems both therapy practitioners are reluctant to say “sacroiliac dysfunction”. I am currently 19 weeks and have come to accept that birth is my most probable cure. I have pains that vary from the right to the left, worsens with sitting, and grabs suddenly with unpredictable movements. only occasionally do the pains radiate down the buttocks. Most of the time there is a dull ache with occasional sharp stabs that occur unpredictably. looking forward to some relief, however birth is still a long way off.

By: Tiffanyshell

Tiffanyshell — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 19:00:00 +0000

I have the exact pain that all of you are speaking of and my doctor did not even supect it could be PPP, which is suprising to me. I have had this pain for about 3 weeks and I am now 12 weeks so it seems like women are getting this earlier than the 18th week. At least i know i am not alone. Thanks

By: Ali

Ali — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 21:45:00 +0000

hi, just wanted t ask a question i have been dignosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis, I have had 4years si joint pain, this is my 3rd child just found out pregnant dont know if i will be as bad as last twopregnancy or worse and what treatmeant did you receive and where can i get more advise or help. will be gratefull for advise

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By: babylove

babylove — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 09:43:00 +0000

I am 2o weeks pregnant and have severe pain in my tailbone area and buttocks….it worsens specially when I am trying to stand up

By: mkenn

mkenn — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 11:42:00 +0000

It is “sort of” normal as being one of the side effects, for lack of better terminology, of being pregnant. Some women get it, some don’t. Just like some are very sick and nauseous, some have no nausea. A friend of mine had it during her pregnancy and her’s went away after her delivery. Her’s turned out to be totally related to pregnancy. Mine turned out to be something permanent, although it has dormant stages and stages where it flares up. My friend’s doctor gave her some exercises to do using a medium size ball placed between her legs and while standing, doing pelvic tilts/glute contractions holding the ball with her legs. I also believe a yoga instructor who is trained to work with pregnant women could show you some stretches to do that would help ease the pain.