Sciatic nerve pain during pregnancy is usually not a cause for concern. You should still tell your doctor about it, though, because there are other, rarer causes of sciatica that could be more serious. When your baby changes position closer to the time of delivery, sciatic pain is likely to ease. Warm baths, a heating pad, and sleeping on the opposite side may help until then. Vaginal pain .
Some women occasionally feel a sharp, stabbing pain inside the vagina during late pregnancy.
This is probably linked to the cervix starting to dilate, which can happen weeks, days, or hours before labor begins. It is usually nothing to be concerned about, but tell your doctor if it causes a great deal of discomfort. Any severe pain in the lower abdomen should be reported to your doctor right away. As you get closer to delivery, you maybe finding it more and more difficult to sleep through the night. There could be several reasons for this.