How to sleep with pelvic pain during pregnancy?
I'm in my second trimester and this pelvic pain is really making it hard to sleep at night. Turning in bed is so difficult. What are some good sleeping positions or remedies for this during pregnancy?
I'm in my second trimester and this pelvic pain is really making it hard to sleep at night. Turning in bed is so difficult. What are some good sleeping positions or remedies for this during pregnancy?
Pelvic pain is so tough in the third trimester. I had gestational diabetes too, so I couldn't just take sweet comfort drinks to relax. I found that sleeping on my left side with a thick pillow between my knees kept my hips aligned and reduced the pressure.
A few gentle pelvic tilts and deep diaphragmatic breathing before lying down can release the tension in your lower pelvic floor. Sleep on your side and put a small rolled-up towel under your belly for extra support.
Look, don't try to struggle through the pain. Get a proper pregnancy C-shaped pillow immediately, it supports your back, belly, and knees all at once. Also, when you turn in bed, keep your knees together like they are glued, it prevents pelvic joint pain.
I am in my 28th week and the pelvic pressure is making me so nervous every night. Does anyone else feel like their bones are cracking when they try to roll over? I really hope this doesn't affect the baby.
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My wife went through the exact same thing during her pregnancy. Just take it easy, keep a soft pillow under your thighs, and try to rest as much as you can during the day too.
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