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I'm 37 weeks pregnant and i have lower back pain and pelvis pain and stiff joints in my legs is it ok to use icy hot or just take warm baths?
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Yes you can: Unless there is a medical reason that your physician can tell you with either of these they can be used as long as they don't hurt you and make you more comfortable
Answered 12/14/2015
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