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Why am i having lower back pain and cramping. at 6 months pregnant?
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SI joint: Sacro iliac joint dysfunction is a very common source of LBP in pregnancy. Of course, ask your OB to rule out urine infection or other cause. If other cause not found,,then ask for referral to PT who treats pregnancy for manipulation, external modalities, or an SI belt
Answered 11/27/2017
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