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17 weeks pregnant been taking antenatal vitamins but have been experiencing sharp pain in my left hip bone for weeks, becomes more painful when walkin?
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Hip pain: Although could be for some primary medical reason, the pain is most likely from pregnancy. Pain typically comes because your uterosacral and or round ligament are being stretched. Common as your uterus enlarges from 12 to twenty weeks.
Answered 6/21/2019
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