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In one day im going to be 33 weeks pregnant but i been getting really bad pelvic pain , lower back pain and sometimes cramps?
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Drink water: Stay hydrated. Don't walk so much. Ask your husband to massage your lower back. Inform your OB doc of your situation. Speak to his nurse.
Answered 6/10/2014
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