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I am 37 weeks pregnant and having pain in the pelvis area. what can i do to alleviate this?
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Please discuss with : Your obgyn, could be from many reasons, could be pubic symphysis separation or other causes, if it is not harming baby or causing any problems with you besides having the pain, if u were my pt , would offer to induce u at 39 weeks as most likely pain will not go away until after u deliver a large study showed the ideal time to deliver is 39-40 weeks I do many successful inductions at 39-40 wks.
Answered 10/17/2016
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