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randella
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Does anyone else get this?
I am 16 weeks... In the morning when I wake up, I have a little belly that is hard and sticks out-- like an oversized softball below my belly button.
After I pee, it goes down a little-- but, still there a little.
It's not there at night.
I assume it's a fuller bladder, slightly more protruded because of my enlarged uterus-- wouldn't that make sense?
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Jessica511
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Re: Does anyone else get this?
I actually always had the opposite. My belly was smaller in the morning and larger at night...I attributed it to eating! LOL
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| Posted 8/16/08 10:55 AM |
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randella
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Re: Does anyone else get this?
Posted by Jessica511
I actually always had the opposite. My belly was smaller in the morning and larger at night...I attributed it to eating! LOL
that is generally the case for me too-- but this is only when I am lying down. I don't see it when I am standing.
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headoverheels
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Re: Does anyone else get this?
actually, it IS your uterus - when it's full, your bladder pushes it up and out, so when you pee, your uterus goes back down into its "spot" again. i had the same thing around that time (maybe a bit earlier).
ETA: and yes, you will probably only notice it when you are lying down. its the reason why some doctors (that don't do internal sonos) tell women to drink a lot of water before their ultrascreen and level II sonograms.
Message edited 8/16/2008 10:58:50 AM.
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randella
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Re: Does anyone else get this?
Posted by headoverheels
actually, it IS your uterus - when it's full, your bladder pushes it up and out, so when you pee, your uterus goes back down into its "spot" again. i had the same thing around that time (maybe a bit earlier).
ETA: and yes, you will probably only notice it when you are lying down. its the reason why some doctors (that don't do internal sonos) tell women to drink a lot of water before their ultrascreen and level II sonograms.
I figured as much-- I have been noticing this for weeks, anticipating a full on standing up belly-- but, still NADA. Still, just look like I am getting fatter. It is starting to look a little bigger though, my morning pooch that is.
Is your bladder in front of or behind your uterus?
Message edited 8/16/2008 11:02:15 AM.
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Jen2999
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Re: Does anyone else get this?
Posted by randella
Posted by headoverheels
actually, it IS your uterus - when it's full, your bladder pushes it up and out, so when you pee, your uterus goes back down into its "spot" again. i had the same thing around that time (maybe a bit earlier).
ETA: and yes, you will probably only notice it when you are lying down. its the reason why some doctors (that don't do internal sonos) tell women to drink a lot of water before their ultrascreen and level II sonograms.
I figured as much-- I have been noticing this for weeks, anticipating a full on standing up belly-- but, still NADA. Still, just look like I am getting fatter. It is starting to look a little bigger though, my morning pooch that is.
Is your bladder in front of or behind your uterus?
Behind..Im almost certain
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