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Im 37 weeks pregnant and having bad back pain also leg pain and shooting pain in bottom what does this mean?
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Not unusual.: This is not unusual. Due to the pressure and stretching, as well as weight gain of pregnancy many women feel that way. Once you have the baby it will likely start to resolve(.just make sure you don't have signs of a blood clot in the legs-swelling, redness, tenderness, etc.)
Answered 5/14/2015
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