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I'm almost 7 weeks pregnant and have had disabling back pain for about 3 weeks. is this because of the pregnancy? please help
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Possibly but: At 4-7 weeks, there should not be that much change to cause the backpain. You need to see an orthopedic doctor with a disabling back pain. You may blame your crazing for pizza or ice cream on the pregnancy, but the back pain does not pass muster.
Answered 10/20/2015
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