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6 months pregnant with second child and think she sitting on a nerve what should i do if i feel numbness in low part of my body?
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Change position: As the head enters the pelvis, it can press on the sacral nerves causing numbness or pain. Shifting position can move the baby temporally off these nerves.
Answered 9/30/2013
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