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Q: Sever Low Back Pain In Early Pregnancy

asked by: twins2005 on August 22nd, 2004

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I am 10 weeks pregnant with twins and I have been suffering severe, dibilitating low back for about 3 weeks now is this normal or is ther possibly something else wrong? The local emergancy room gave me a low dose of tylenol 3 but it doesn'e even put a dent in the pain, what can I do?? Help!

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babymomma

replied on January 29th, 2005

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Just for the safety of you and your unborn children, you should definitely go to your doctor. It may just be your body accomodating for the two new inhabitants. But just to be safe you should go to see your doctor. I hope I helped.

sweet30

replied on February 12th, 2009

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Bad Back pains and feeling really full

I am 6 weeks pregnant and I am having bad back pains. I am feeling very full today and just not feeling to good. Should I call my doctor?

Tsukia

replied on March 12th, 2009

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If you are really concerned call and check; however as the body is undergoing major renovations there is going to be some discomfort. At 9-10 weeks is when my back started acting up but remember every woman is different

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