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Im 35 weeks pregnant and only at nite is my pelvic area very sore when i move or if i get up u have to limp is this normal what is going on?!
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Normal: The baby places pressure on the blood supply to your legs and pelvic region, and also causes decreased return of blood to the heart. This causes swelling of the pelvis, hip, and back pain. Please try laying on your left or right side instead of your back. Good luck.
Answered 12/22/2014
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