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I gave birth in february and i constantly have hip pain, i can't stand for long, my feet are always painful, i also have chest pains. what seems to be the problem?
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Hip: The hip pain is likely related to your pregnancy. Your pelvis gets spread and this can cause dysfunction to hip and pelvis especially sacrum. Your chest pain can be for various reasons, but if recent birth you are increased risk for pulmonary embolus.
Answered 4/16/2020
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