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35 weeks pregnant

2022-11-28 08:13:10
Hi I am 35 weeks pregnant and my lower back is aching a lot since morning. Can I do a hot compress over it?
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Connect please.

Answered2022-11-29 09:25:30

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Connect please

Answered2022-11-28 09:09:47

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice, do not apply hot compresses

Answered2022-11-28 08:51:37

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Yes you can

Answered2022-11-29 06:08:40

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Yes u can Hope ur taking calcium supplements regularly

Answered2022-11-28 08:46:46

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Yes hot compressions may help.It can be a very early sign of labour as well
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If no relief with hot compressions & changing posture (lateral position) then visit the hospital

Answered2022-11-28 08:21:44

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