Previously, when I was not yet pregnant, the pain I was experiencing was manageable and was caused by excessive play or exhaustion.But now that I'm pregnant, the pain is so much different. Even though I apply ointment to my entire body, the pain is still there. I got this from being too close to an electric fan and going outside at night.
Every woman experiences this stage, pregnancy, but we do not all experience the same emotions.I am fortunate because others experience vomiting within three to four weeks, whereas I never experienced it during my first six months.As a pregnant woman, the only thing I now have is rapid exhaustion and body pain.
When I went to the doctor last month for an ultrasound and checkup, I was initially in good health. However, as I waited for my name to be called, I suddenly felt tired and had back pain.I am no longer in my mood and I get mad because I've been waiting for almost two hours but still, not called.When I'm outside or use too much energy, I get headaches and body pain. I feel like I should just lie in bed and do nothing, but that doesn't count because my grandmother won't let me stay in bed all day.
In the same month of September, my friends and I went on a food, sing-along, and bonding trip.I'm so enraged and it's ruining my mood that I'm no longer enjoying Videoke's loud music.We placed numerous food orders, but I never really enjoyed the day.While I wait for my friends to choose our house, I just sit here and use my phone.
I don't really enjoy going shopping or doing things outside; all I feel is exhaustion and pain.I had head pain that made me feel dizzy, body pain that made it hard for me to relax or stay in one position, and overall pain that was similar to what a pregnant woman would have experienced.
Meals are essential; whenever I skipped meals, I experienced headaches, dizziness, fatigue, and stomach pain. However, when I ate, the pain subsided and I felt better.
I walk every morning, look for free food with my friends in the afternoon by collecting sea shells, and just this afternoon, I did this activity.I set out on the ocean at three o'clock and arrived at our destination at five, so I spent three hours walking in search of seashells.As I type this, I'm lying down and am feeling pain from the front to the back of my body.They advised me not to take a shower during my pregnancy because doing so could result in pain in my body.They must be trying to convey pain in this way, I suppose.
Due to the fact that my baby is getting bigger and it is difficult for me to get out of bed due to the pain in my back, I slowly get up.
I keep doing the housework, but I get tired and hurt. Is this normal?They said that a pregnant woman shouldn't always sleep in bed, but I'm still in pain even though I'm doing anything that would keep me busy.Or perhaps because I use my strength too much?
In August, when I was in the worst pain, I had to stay in bed for two days because of my back pain.That time, I was very nervous, so I took a break without telling grandma about my pain because I knew she would only tell me what I should do, which I am doing.After two days, the pain got even worse; whenever I try to get up, my stomach hurts, and I can't use the strength of my feet to get up and do my work because it hurts.
I now completely comprehend how difficult it is to become pregnant.There are so many guidelines.My mental health as well as a great number of routine activities changed.All I know is that I quickly tire and feel pain in my body whenever I overuse my strength.
This month, during my checkup, I will report this sensation to my doctor because he is the only one who can resolve the issue.I've suffered a lot because I can no longer bear the fatigue and pain, and maybe a medication could help me get out of this.
To all the mothers out there, I am extremely proud of you for giving it your all during your nine-month pregnancy and delivery.Because they endured a lot and risked their lives to become mothers, every mother deserves pure love.
