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Hip and pelvic pain 37 weeks pregnant, hurts a lot when getting up and walking, also sciatic pain. normal? or getting ready for labor soon?
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Normal : Unfortunately it's very common this late in pregnancy-- sciatica, soreness, back pain. If it gets bad call your doc.
Answered 4/28/2014
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