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Q: My Big Belly

asked by: PATTYCAKES on October 21st, 2004

New User

Well I had a baby about seven months ago and now I have a belly. I use to weigh 97lb before I got pregnant now I weigh 114lb. I know I should exercise to get rid of my belly because I don't want to let myself go. The problem is I have lower back pain and it's unbearable when I try to do crunches and stuff. What can I do, is there something I can take when I exercise my tummy, for my lower back pain? Please help Crying or Very sad

Replies(3)

jessamyn

replied on October 21st, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

First of all 114 is not big at all so dont worry about that hahah but as for the pain id go in to see your doc because you scould have pulled somethign even internally just go get a check up or x rays

nippz

replied on October 21st, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

114 is not big at all. First of all, its just natural since u gave birth recently. And about the pains, dont carry heavy things or put any strain on ur back, then go to the doctor to check whats wrong!

babyluvwu

replied on October 22nd, 2004

Experienced User

Girl you are tiny!! How tall are you? I was 127 before I got pregnant but i'm also 5'8" so I was somewhat skinny. But for the back pain go to the doctor, maybe you did something to your back but you should definitely have it looked at.

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