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I have perthes disease and 19 weeks pregnant! i don't have very much movement in my hips. will it be possible for me to give birth naturally ?
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Could be a problem: A consultation from your orthopedic doctor as to the range of motion of your pelvis will answer the question. In general terms, your pelvis must be normal to give birth.
Answered 9/28/2016
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