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17 weeks pregnant and pain by hips that comes and goes but comes when moved wrong or laying down is that normal?
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Hip joints shifting.: Your pelvic hip joints are softening and getting ready to be able to move and let a baby through at the time of labor. In addition, your balance axis is also changing with the growing pregnancy. Discuss this with your treating OB MD who is also checking out your pregnancy status regularly.
Answered 7/11/2015
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