What's the worst pain you had during your pregnancy?

I didn't have any pain, but oh, the morning sickness. I had 7 months of morning sickness! I was so miserable! I couldn't wait to go into labor! That was the easy part for me!

I had terrible back issues throughout my pregnancy. It was mainly in my lower back, but it was so bad there was an entire weekend I couldn't even get out of bed.

I think the worst pain I experienced during my pregnancy was heartburn. I had never had heartburn in my life until I got pregnant. Towards the end of my pregnancy my heartburn was so bad I could barely sleep. And the worst part was that the foods I craved all just made my heartburn worse.

The worst pain wasnt because of pregnancy really even though I was pregnant. I had a toothache so bad I couldn't sleep or think straight. Finally I went to dentist and did not tell him I was pregnant. He took the tooth out and by that evening the terrible pain was gone. Later when I had to have dental work I had to have tooth replaced

If it was a kidney infection, it would have been in your back at the same level and position as the ovaries are in the front of your abdomen (except in your back). I've had dual kidney infections that should have landed me in the hospital at 17 (no pregnancy, just infections). Burning sensations associated with UTI (urinary infections) are not always present with kidney infections. However, what could be present is the inability to urinate or very little ability to urinate during a kidney infection.

The worse I've had pain wise for pregnancy is the round ligament pain, hip pain and heart burn. Massive amounts of heart burn. I had to sit up straight in bed because the heart burn was so bad. I also remember the bad nightly leg cramps - the ones that made you hoot and holler and jump out of bed limping all over the place and leave you with a sore calf muscle all day long.

During my 4th pregnancy I was ill, really ill. From week 28 or so I suffered with too much amniotic fluid, known as polyhydramnios and I would not wish it on my worst enemy, the pain I had through that was excruciating and I my daughter and I had a real fight to keep her in me, but we did it. I aged about 20 years during that pregnancy and lost 3 stone. Nightmare.

By the 29th week of my pregnancy I was the size of a 38 week pregnant woman and I could not eat, could not sleep I was in pain and my body kept getting ready for labour!

Both my pregnancies I had severe morning sickness.that required me going to the hospital to get IV's.Because I was so dehydrated.And later on confined to bed.My first one always used to kick me in my ribs.And with my second one.My belly was so heavy that I was always in pain.Being pregnant was not fun.Just sitting down bothered me.And my husband always had to help me get up.Another great discussion my friend.

When I was pregnant with my son I was having gall bladder attacks every week at least once. It was terrible. I ended up having to have surgery when he was 6 weeks old to have it removed.

I didn't have any pain such as that with my daughter but with my son I think he was lying on my bladder the entire time LOL!! I mean, you go to the bathroom a lot anyway when you are pregnant but those last few weeks was horrible!! It hurt also when I was walking or standing. The only relief I had was when I was sitting or lying down. I think along with my bladder he was lying on a nerve.

Laundry and such was most definitely rough when I was pregnant with my son. I gained everywhere except my stomach when I was pregnant with my daughter but that was because she had a heart problem. But with my son I looked like I was carrying a basketball in front under my clothes LOL. My husband had to tie my shoes for me the last few weeks because I couldn't bend over to get to them LOL. Anything involving bending over was pretty much impossible.

The worst pain I ever had was when my appendix blew up while I was pregnant. It hurt worse than child birth, but thankfully, I was blessed with a healthy child. I did have to have my appendix out, and many tests after to ensure the health of my baby.

And ohhh yes, everything was more difficult when I was pregnant. Laundry, cleaning, even sitting in a chair to use the computer got harder as my belly got bigger.

But there was a good point as well! My husband carried the groceries, did the hard stuff like mopping and took the trash out every day for 9 months!