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Pain in groin area bone during pregnancy
I am currently 26th week pregnant and I had stomach upset for a day two days back. After that day for last 2 days I am feeling spasm kind of pain around the bone between groin and the pubic bone. It pain while pressure is put like getting up , taking a turn on bed on that side. What can be the reason . Is it something need to be treated. Kindly advise.
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Some aches and pains are associated with pregnancy. They are generally due to Calcium deficiency.
For a specific answer you should consult with your Gynaecologist for a physical examination. Then it can be decided if it is a different problem altogether.
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Dr. Rabina Maheshwari
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
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Can be some vaginal infection or Urinary tract infection. Get a checkup done
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