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When to expect pain

I am 30 week's and 2 days so far I have just yet to experience slight soreness on my lower body. I want to mentally prepare myself.. I am a ftm when should I expect to feel pain of any sort??
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Experiencing pain is not something you will absolutely have.  Some women have discomfort others have weird round ligament pain or lower back pain.  Every pregnancy is different and pain isnt something that you are guarenteed to experience nor should you want.
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I started feeling pain when baby dropped at around 34 weeks. I could hardly walk without crying.  A lot of women feel more pain or discomfort after they drop.  
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Everyone is different. Hopefully u have no pain at all! Some ppl jut have a bit of discomfort. I'm a ftm too and I'm 32wks no pain or discomfort at this point. The only time i maybe a little uncomfy is if my bladder is full or I've been on my feet for a long time.
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I am almost 40 weeks with my 3rd and I have never had any pain with any of my pregnancies. It's definitely not something you are guaranteed to have, pray you don't! :) I am the same as Emlue, I get a little uncomfortable now at the end, if I am on my feet for a long time or walking a ton but it's definitely not painful and doesn't last long
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Emlue so far same here a little discomfort if bladder full.  At Kboss hopefully it continues smoothly and I will definitely be praying!
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