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I am 14weeks pregnant and having mild to sever pelvic bone pain when i walk or stand and just uncomfortable when sitting. should i be concerned?
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No: It's probably just your ligaments stretching.Try a heating pad, hot water bottle, and some tylenol (acetaminophen). This too shall pass.
Answered 9/28/2016
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