Pregnancy Q and A Forum - I Have Pain But My Doctor Says Its Normal

This is my 3rd pregnancy and I usually have normal pregnancy's but about one month ago I went to the hospital for this horrible pain.Well I found out the cartilidge between my pelvic bone was gone and my pelvic bone was disslocated.I went to see my doctor and he said it was fine it happens all the time.Should I trust him or should I get a second opinion?

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trishabunny

replied on August 12th, 2006

Experienced User

Re: I Have Pain But My Doctor Says Its Normal

aeo_90 wrote:

this is my 3rd pregnancy and I usually have normal pregnancy's but about one month ago I went to the hospital for this horrible pain.Well I found out the cartilidge between my pelvic bone was gone and my pelvic bone was disslocated.I went to see my doctor and he said it was fine it happens all the time.Should I trust him or should I get a second opinion?

well I never heard of anything like that before I would def get
a second opinion

aeo_90

replied on August 12th, 2006

New User

Yes the ob at the hospital told me its very rare thing to happen and says I should be on bedrest.Then I went to the doctor and he wont approve it so I have to stay working.Thank you for the reply.

trishabunny

replied on August 12th, 2006

Experienced User

Maybe try to see another doctor and get him to approve it.
Did you go to a walk in or was that your family doctor?

aeo_90

replied on August 12th, 2006

New User

It was my regular ob that told me I was fine..The hospital ob did a pelvic and told me.My ob didn't even do a pelvic on me..The cartilidge thing is something u have to look internally for..By the way i'm 29 weeks..

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