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Back pain during pregnancy
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I'm at 27 th week but suddenly I'm getting severe back pain sometimes only at right side that too not lower..in middle or side back getting pain..is it normal or any preterm like that..it's my second pregnancy.and working is software field top not sure bcz of that..pls give me suggestions.
Back pain at this stage, especially one-sided, is often muscular or ligament-related as your uterus grows, but it's worth ruling out other causes.
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Mention this to your obstetrician at your next visit, or sooner if it's severe or persistent.
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Seek care right away if it comes with bleeding, contractions, or fluid leakage.
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Hello there,
The pain that you have explained may be due to various reasons…but the most common reason is the pain due to stretching of your round ligament (a ligament connected to your uterus) due to your increasing uterus size.
However, if that pain is associated with any bleeding/spotting it is not normal, you must also need to exclude whether there is any urinary tract infection or not.
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