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Pregnancy and Lower Back Pain....

Hi everyone,
My name is Mary and I am new to this board.  I just tested positive and think I'm about 3 to 4 weeks.  Very early.  My question is that I've been having lower back pain all day today - has anyone else experienced this?  It's been constant all day.....and I'm a little concerned.
Would appreciate some input.
Thanks, Mary
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Hi Helen,
Thanks so much for the welcome!  I hope you're right and this symptom will disappear as I get further along.  
Mary :)
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294043 tn?1354207946
Congrats on your bfp!  Such early back pain can just be due to implantation.  I hope you are feeling better soon.
Welcome to the forum!
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Hi Pamela,
this is actually my 2nd child.  I had a really easy pregnancy the first time, no nausea, nothing......but I know every pregnancy is different.  I'll mention to my doctor on Friday.  I just went for a long walk, and it felt so much better but now that I'm "sitting" again, it's starting to hurt again!
Oh well, welcome to pregnancy eh?  :)
Thanks for your response!
Mary
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480331 tn?1310403529
Hi Mary, Congratulations!  Is this your 1st?  Not sure what to tell you about your back pain, without knowing more information, but maybe it's your body telling you that you're pregnant and "move over" :-)  If it continues, or is too uncomfortable, seek your Drs advice, otherwise, relax and enjoy!!  best wishes!
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