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Good day i am 34 weeks pregnant is it normal to have a severe pelvic pain where you cannot be able to walk , drive or even sleep properly i feel like my pelvic is out of joint, the pain is unbearable , please advise what should i do ?
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Consult your OB-GYN: for immediate pelvic ultrasound. This may be a positional issue with baby pressing your uterus backward or position of the baby itself. No pregnancy pain should be that debilitating; however, you are coming down the last trimester and some discomfort in the lower back and pelvis is normal. You MUST be evaluated by your OB-GYN.
Answered 1/5/2019
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