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Pelvic bone pain
Hello I am 25 week pregnant. From two day while sleeping and getting up from the chair I got pain in the pelvic bone. The joint where hip and legs are attached. Is it normal. I dnt have any belly pain, contraction and leaking fluid
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due to stretching of ligaments Sit in a better support chair
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A little pain or stretching sensation is a normal pressure symptom of pregnancy Make sure you are having calcium supplements regularly Get your vitamin D and vitamin b12 levels checked Have a good calcium and protein rich diet
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Consult please
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Your pelvic joint pain on getting up or turning over is common in the second half of pregnancy, since the hip and pelvic ligaments loosen ahead of delivery.
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Try getting up slowly, using a support cushion at night, and gentle stretching to ease the discomfort.
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Please get checked the same day if the pain turns severe or one-sided, or if you notice bleeding or fluid leaking.
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