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5weeks pregnant ( almost 6 weeks) bad back ache is this normal?
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Backache is a common: Complaint for many people and it can develop during pregnancy as your body shape changes in response to hormone changes and the baby's development. You can check with your doctor for evaluation and recommendations.
Answered 5/20/2013
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