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Is it normal if my pelvic bone feels weak and achey and i'm just uncomfortable after childbirth?
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Some it could happen: Your pelvic joints move more during and just after pregnancy, causing inflammation and pain. This condition is known as symphysis pubis dysfunction . A related condition is diastasis symphysis pubis in which the gap in the pubic joint widens too far. Both condition most likely will go away, if they bother after six month check with orthopedic surgeon.
Answered 2/25/2017
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