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I am 19weeks pregnant and i have back pain and waiste pain that wont go away. i do a lot of bending and pushing heavy staff at work will that affect my pregnancy?
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19w pregnant ?'s: Assuming your back/waist pain are due to work activities, this will not affect your pregnancy. Pregnancy is well protected against muscle strain, but consult your OB physician for medications to alleviate your pain if it continues.
Answered 8/31/2019
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