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Snapping cracking joints during pregnancy. will this stop after birth? how long? thanks
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Reassurance : Yes!! It definitely will improve after delivery, in 2-3 months or earlier.
Answered 11/14/2016
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Not to worry: Ligament and tendon changes that occur during pregnancy usually return to normal within three months after delivery.
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