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Q: Bad Signs Or What
asked by: sham2020 on January 18th, 2005
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I have very bad lower back pain and my pelvic bone,hip bones, and just all the bones around the private area seem to be hurting very badly till were it hurts to move stand or anything like that is this normal or is it a cause for concern. I'm 20 weeks pregnant. :?:
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Tazzy D
replied on January 18th, 2005
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You could call your doctors office and ask them, but I think it is normal. It could be the way the baby is laying right now or postioned, or it could be ligament pain. Oh
does it hurt when you go pee or anything because it could be a uti or bladder infection.. Good luck to you hun
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Krista Kai
replied on January 18th, 2005
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I was feeling a lot the same the day I went for a dr appointment at 19 weeks, and she told me it was "round ligament pain" and its pretty common around 20 weeks or so. Maybe that's what you're feeling too.
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steen
replied on January 19th, 2005
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The uterus is actually "hanging" in 2 large and 2-3 smaller ligamnets. Remember that it now is stretched way up higher than normal, and thus all those ligamnets start hurting as well.

And unfortunatelty, they are also attached to everywhere else in the lower abdomen, just about to every major bone, so they hurt as well.

It will get better soon, though, when they get stretched out and adapt. You are just experiencing the growth spurt of the pregnancy right now.
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