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Horrible pelvic pain and pressure when walking that it takes my breath away and i have to stop contractions but not consistent and lower back pain?
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Can happen: Mostly as pregnancy advances, but can also occur sooner, usually due to pubic symphysis separation.
Answered 4/20/2014
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