The book I grabbed "Your Pregnancy Week-by-Week" by Glade B. Curtis had this to say about:
Many women experience an occasional excruciating pain in their buttocks and down the back or side of their legs as pregnancy progresses. This is called sciatic-nerve pain because the sciatic nerve runs behind the uterus in the pelvis to the legs. Pain is believed to be caused by pressure on the nerve from the growing and expanding uterus.
The best treatment for the pain is to lie on your opposite side. This helps relieve the pressure on the nerve.
I am currently 8 months pregnant and in my 4th month I began gettin sciatic nerve pressure in my pelvic area and running from my back down my legs. The best ways to help with the pain are when lying on your side ALWAYS have a pillow between your legs and it helps to have on behind you supporting your back. Also, when getting dressed, sit down to put on your underwear and pants. Tis is because standing on one leg or lifting one leg can cause the sciatic pain. !
For a while it may go down but afyer a while it will come back to normal.
It's just the baby that moves down and gets heavier. It's normal and prepares for labor.
There is no downside.
Don't do drugs while pregnant.
While it is normal for a man's testicles to retract, for example when swimming or if a blow is aimed in that direction, I don't believe it is common that they should need to be 'pushed back down', usually they drop back on their own. I suggest you see a physician.
According to womenshealth.gov In the first 24 hours after childbirth, the amount of hormones rapidly drops back down to their normal non-pregnant levels.
well, if you mean after riding it for a while then walk it round till its breathing is back to normal, sponge it down with cool water, and after a while but not straight away offer it a drink
Very unlikely. if you're bleeding like normal you're not pregnant
yes you can take it during pregnancy but you have to be tapered down...
so that your heart rate can come back to normal
to get your heart beat back to normal.
yes they shrink back down to normal