Does Pregnancy Cause Extreme Back Pain? Posted: 03-10-06 06:57am
I've constant back pain. I'm pregnant, and
does it come from pregnancy or could it be
an spincord disorder?? Please help
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General Q&A Answer A597 Posted: 03-28-06 10:11am
If you didn’t experience back pain
before pregnancy, it seems that the
pregnancy itself is the direct cause of
pain. The fetus creates pressure on the
roots of the spinal nerves creates pain.
Otherwise, previous discomfort can be
increased during pregnancy. If you have
had disorder of the spinal cord or spinal
nerves, you can visit your neurologist to
follow up and describe what is currently
happening.
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