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My knees seem weaker or less stable after having a baby?
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Pregnancy: The hormonal changes and additional joint stress that occur in your body during and after pregnancy can be some factors that alter the looseness in your joints. This is temporary and your body can recover with time. Be patient, and careful with your joints and talk to your provider about how to guide you according to known risk factors specific to you.
Answered 6/26/2012
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