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7months pregnant, 5'5 and all belly. standing, walking is very hard due to pain and extra weight. front & back is killing me. how can i stay active?
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Discuss with doc: Back aches are quite common in pregnancy. Ask your obgyn if you are under any restrictions. If not then your doctor can clear you to exercise however you please and however you are able.
Answered 8/21/2016
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