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back pain

Hey! I am 6w 3d and for about 2 weeks I've been having lower back pain that's been getting worse. Now its unbearable when I'm standing or sitting or moving around. I get some relief lying down. Has anyone else had this problem? With my first pregnancy I had all back labor. I'm wondering if its connected.
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1884497 tn?1330449059
Mine was bc my body was refusing to stretch which is probably y my son was two months early but everything is all good :) now he is a healthy 1 year old & we r trying for our second but hopefully u don't have ur baby early :)
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Did they say why it was happening?
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1884497 tn?1330449059
I had that too mine was so bad I couldn't walk went to the hospital & they said get a pregnancy pillow and a maturity support belt to help &trust it helped more than u'd think
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I called my ob office and they weren't concerned. She asked questions related to my kidneys but I have no symptoms for that other than the back pain. And I guess I should have used uncomfortable rather than unbearable...but I do have to lay down often to get relief.
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1035252 tn?1427227833
Any time that pain is "unbearable" during pregnancy it warrants a call to the doctor or a visit to an urgent care....it could be nothing, but the word "unbearable" is usually a good reason to get it checked out.

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