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When did it start for you?
I just noticed over the last few days that the front of my pubic bone has started to hurt, 26 weeks today. Just curious when it started for those who have had it.
My MRI results showed this
Does anyone s pubic rami bone feel absolutely achin everytime u move???
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I was wondering (especially you repeat mothers) if anyone has ever experienced their pubic bone pulling apart. I can't explain what it feels like exactly, just like it sounds ... a constant dull pain right at your crotch that really feels like things ...
It kills to walk sometimes. Its right on both sides of the pubic area in those joints. Im 23 weeks. Anyone going through this?
I have been experiencing significant pain in my hips, groin, buttocks, and pubic bone over the last two weeks and it is getting worse. I had my 12 week appointment yesterday and talked with my doctor about it, she said it is a normal part of being pregnant...
I have been having sharp pain in my pubic bone whenever I move! It's worse when I'm trying to step into my pants while getting dressed and when I'm trying to get out of bed or off the couch.
I discussed this with my Dr today and after him pressing on my...
I am 34 weeks along and for the past few weeks I've been having extreme pain in my hips/pubic bone when i try to get up after I've been laying down for a while. It feels like when i turn to roll out of bed if i spread my hips slightly i get this crack/popp...
I posted on here a month or so ago about having sclerosis and bone spurs on my pubic symphysis (sp.) which is extremely painful. I am on percocets for the pain. I went to my first orthopedic surgeon a few wks ago. He looked at my x-rays and told me he had ...
i am 34 wks pregnant and have been experiencing lower back pain in bed aching hips.its really painful to turn over in bed and when i do i hear and feel a crack in my pubic bone.it hurts alot to get up out of bed, to sit up or down off chair.i get alot of p...
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