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6 weeks pregnant and legs hurt like growing pains along with lower back pain off and on is this normal?
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Pain: No, it is not normal. Back pain can be caused by strain, kidney stones, arthritis, herniated disk and other causes, please see physician to evaluate your condition.
Answered 3/29/2013
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