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Pregnancy with dessicated disc
I m suffering from disc dessication which is under control except sometimes..I want to know that can I carry pregnancy with this problem normally?what will be the challenges I will have to face if I conceive with slip disc.
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In pregnancy, keep it mind that your back pain may flare up, if precaution are not taken.
There is a set of instructions, that you should know.
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Pregnancy and Disc Problems go hand in hand.
We need to manage both at same time, as both are important.
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Yes, pregnancy can be carried on with this
You might experience back pain more often than normal during pregnancy but otherwise no major issues should arise with a desiccated disc
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