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What do it mean when your pelvic bone pops during your 34th week of pregnancy?
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Being pregnant: The pelvic bones loosen as the end of the pregnancy arrives. These bones need some flexibility to allow the delivery of the baby.
Answered 4/19/2014
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Loosening up!: The chemical changes are intense as the organs and tendons and joints and muscles prepare for the push!
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