Pregnancy Aches and Pains

During a woman’s pregnancy there’s bound to be some form of pain. Regardless of where it’s located, some pain is normal, while other pain is not. It’s important to know which pain should be expected and which pain could be a reason for a trip to your doctor. This section is to help you sort out which pain your experiencing; why it’s happening, how long it should last and whether or not it’s normal. All women experience different forms of pain, so if you think your pain is severe, please seek medical attention immediately.

Abdominal Pain ›

When women experience pain in their abdomen region there’s usually panic, however, some abdominal pain is normal, while severe pain and cramping is not. Learn about the abdominal pain many women go through at different stages of their pregnancy.

Back Pain ›

Back pain is just apart of being pregnant for most women, while other times it’s more of a serious issue. Learn what you can do to lessen or reduce the amount of back pain your pregnancy is causing you.

Chest Pain ›

Many women experience chest pains of all kinds ranging from shortness of breath, acid reflux and more. Learn about different chest pains and what causes them.

Leg and Foot Pain ›

Many women who are constantly up and around while their pregnant either caring for another child, working or doing simple chores around the house, feel the pain within their legs. Learn how to care for your legs while you’re pregnant.

Ovary Pain ›

Ovary pain can happen once or it can continue to be a problem during your pregnancy. Occasionally this pain can affect just one or both of your ovaries. Learn what causes ovary pain, including symptoms to look for before, during and after conception. Ovary pain can be a very serious condition.

Pelvic Pain ›

As your pregnancy continues towards childbirth, your pelvic joints may begin to cause aches and pains as your body naturally prepares for the baby to be born. Learn how to care for yourself, and how to reduce the amount of pain your pelvis is causing you.

Round Ligament Pain ›

This pain is very common, yet not talked about much until it actually happens. Learn what your round ligaments are and why they may be causing you so much discomfort.

Swollen Feet During Pregnancy ›

If you experience swollen feet while you’re pregnant, don’t worry- you’re not alone. Swelling is a normal part of pregnancy, unless it comes on suddenly in your face and hands. Learn more about the symptoms, causes, treatment, and prevention measures to take when dealing with swollen feet.

Swollen Ankles During Pregnancy ›

Ankles that swell during pregnancy are typically the result of fluid retention, brought on by pregnancy. Learn more about why your ankles swell and how to treat or prevent the problem from occurring.