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38 weeks pregnant with constant back pain. please help?
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PLEASE CALL YOUR OB: All ? Like this should be directed to your ob, if you are not in labor your OB can suggest pain meds and if it is just back pain and you were my pt would offer to induce you at 39 weeks.
Answered 6/10/2014
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