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Is it normal to experience back pain after a standard pelvic check during pregnancy? i'm 14 weeks.
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Not typical : A pelvic exam does not generally cause back pain. Lying on the uncomfortable bed while pregnant could . Good thing you just saw a doctor and i assume everything with the pregnancy and your pelvic exam was normal. That must be reassuring.
Answered 4/1/2023
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