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Hurts after I pee...?

I'm 26 weeks and when I have a full bladder (middle of the night pee) the more it gets empty the more it hurts. It doesn't last long maybe 2 minutes but it's became routine. It's doubling over pain. ... any idea?
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Sounds like it since y'all know what I'm talking about. If any of you find out before me post please (:
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It happens to me to I'll wake up and have to pee so bad and it makes my lower stomach hurt and when I go pee it hurts worse for about a minute them it goes away I'm not sure y it happens but I'm sure it is normal.
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I have that too, but it's almost every time I pee now.
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5624774 tn?1374284525
In 26+1 and i have the same thing! I don't know what it is but your not alone.
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5143780 tn?1370557931
I don't know, I have my next appt on the 7th and was planning on asking about it then. It's really weird though!
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Yes thank you! Like a BH but more painful. I'm glad I'm not the only one! But what is it?
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5143780 tn?1370557931
I have the same thing! It's only during the middle of the night and its almost like a BH when I'm done emptying my bladder. Also 26 weeks right now.
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Same here. its prob bc u have limited space for baby to move and the baby keeps pressing down while u pee to get more room
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No no Its not like that it's more like lots of pressure and cramping pain! But not after a regular pee I have to have held it for awhile
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Does it burn after u pee if it does you probably have infection
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