Patient's question:
Please ask if starting from 8 months, you have been feeling soreness in the inner thighs at night while sleeping, and now you often feel soreness in the groin area upon waking up, even finding it difficult to turn over. You want to know if this condition is normal, whether the groin soreness is related to cervical erosion before pregnancy, and if leaving cervical erosion untreated before pregnancy would affect a normal vaginal delivery now.Doctor's answer:
Hello! The weight of the fetus will put pressure on your back and compress the sciatic nerve, causing sharp pain from the lower back to the legs. Nursing attention should include: sleeping on your left side with a pillow placed between your knees to improve blood flow to the uterus. Avoid standing or sitting in the same position for more than half an hour during the day, and try not to lift heavy objects overhead. Whether you can give birth naturally depends on the specific circumstances at the time.