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Why am i more prone to strains and back pains when i'm pregnant?
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Center of Gravity: Your center of gravity when not pregnant is essentially in line with your skeleton. As you become more pregnant, it shift forward as your abdomen grows, and it makes it easier to strain your back.
Answered 6/19/2012
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