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What Causes Lower Back Pain During Pregnancy?

I went to the doc tue. For lower back pains I just found out I was pregnant about two weeks ago they tested my urine then done a ultra sound they said I was measuring 6 1/2 weeks and their was a pole but no heartbeat also said my sac was not shaped normally, they doc was not very sympathetic and said I may start bleeding.i go back next thur. For another ultra sound can you give me and helpful advice I have been researching and im very nervous im still getting pregnancy symptoms and feel fine I have heard lower back pain can be considered normal.
Mon, 15 Dec 2014
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If I would be your treating doctor i would advise you take compelet rest.
-Tablet folic acid 5mg once a day after food.
-tablet sustein 200mg once a day after food.
-These medicines are not given without prescription so consult to near by gynecologist and go for ultrasound for fetal growth and cardiac activity as your treating doctor advised.
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What Causes Lower Back Pain During Pregnancy?

Hi If I would be your treating doctor i would advise you take compelet rest. -Tablet folic acid 5mg once a day after food. -tablet sustein 200mg once a day after food. -These medicines are not given without prescription so consult to near by gynecologist and go for ultrasound for fetal growth and cardiac activity as your treating doctor advised.