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A member asked:
Im 8weeks pregnant but i felt back pain and sometimes when i'm walking its too pain..can you explain why i felt this?
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Probably normal: Lots of women will feel some aches and pains in early pregnancy. You are also much more aware of your body during pregnancy, so things that you would have shrugged off normally are now brought to the forefront. With severe pain you should make sure that the pregnancy is inside the uterus by having an ultrasound.
Answered 5/25/2014
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