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I've been having moderate pain in my lower/mid back on the left side. im also 14 weeks pregnant. is this normal? or what should i be concerned about?
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Maybe: As the uterus grows it increases the curve of the lower spine to compensate. At 14 weeks gestation, that should not be the case. Talk to your OB md about this issue.
Answered 6/10/2014
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