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35 weeks pregnant with pain in lower back , hips, pelvis buttocks. especially after intercourse... should i be worried ?
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Preg with pain: You should report this to your ob, and meanwhile refrain from intercourse and heavy lifting etc. Follow directions from your OB carefully.
Answered 4/3/2017
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