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408496 tn?1269603350

back pain @ 15 weeks?

Hey all!  I will be 15 weeks tomorrow and I have had horrible back pain in my lower back for the past week or so.  I was just wondering if this was pregnancy related, as I have never had back pain before.  Has anyone else experienced this?  And if so, what did you do for it?  It isn't unbearable, just an inconvieniece.   I was thinking about going to a chiropractor, but would like to save that for last resort (even though it is safe during pregnancy if dr. knows about it).  Thanks!
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408496 tn?1269603350
My pain is associated with movement.  Is that what yours was when you were miscarrying?
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I don't want to alarm you... but when I was 15 weeks I had back aches and everyone told me it was part of pregnancy.  No cramps, just minor backaches.  I had an appt. with my OB already scheduled, so when I went to see her, I found out that I was miscarrying.  Not saying that is the cause of your backache, but I would rather you be safe than sorry and give your OB a call.  If you describe it to her, she will better be able to determine if you need to be seen or if it is "normal".  
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419126 tn?1242412170
I have horrible back pain all the time, i lay on a heating pad every night before i go to sleep... and i also use a little pillow for more back support when im sitting at my desk at work. it helps a little.
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