Re: pelvic pain after birth

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Without examining you , statistically, the common thing is orthopedic problems or neurologic problems. There may have been a lot of pressure (may have been?!?!?!?) from the baby to cause a shift in the pelvic bones or a very common dislocated disc causing nerve pressure. If it still hurts, get it checked out. It may be as little as needing some exercise and physical therapy.

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Harvey S. Marchbein, M.D. FACOG, FACS
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