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Q: 35 Weeks Pregnant + Scheduled Back Ache

asked by: Tarisai on August 13th, 2007

New User

hi,

I have a problem that perplexs me and hope you can help. For the past 4 days, everyday at the same time (between 15:30 and 18:45), I get a burning pain that emanates from my shoulders down to my lower back where it intensifies and remains for a while. This process repeats itself till about 18:45 and then subsides.

I am 35 weeks pregnant with twin boys.

Please help Smile

Nikki

Replies(3)

lauren1416

replied on August 13th, 2007

Experienced User

I have the same burning pain around my shoulder blades! I am 35 weeks and 3 days prego. My back hurts non-stop all the time. But, my pain doesnt come and go at a certain time. Its constant. I asked my doctor about it and its pretty normal to have a lot of back pain at this time. My best friend had the same burning pain around her shoulder blades. Just hang in there girl!

tinkinpink84

replied on August 13th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

i would imagine it to be normal, heck your carrying two babies in there not just one, so yours might be a tad worse then any of us that carried just one child, they can lay on nerve endings in your back and such.

Tarisai

replied on August 13th, 2007

New User

Thanks!

Thanks, ladies.....I will bear that in mind!

Love

Nikki

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