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Pain in pelvic floor area
4 months pregnant with pain in pubic region and down there(crotch area). Occurs when trying to get out of bed in morning, changing position while sleeping, prolonged standing or sitting. Sometimes radiates to lower back,hip bones. Already suffering from left side round ligament pain.Prescribed Drotin DS but not sure of it as it is for menstrual cramps. All ultrasounds and urine tests are normal. Also pls suggest home remedies if any apart from medicine.
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Rest and vitamin D capsules... should decrease with time.
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Do urine pregnnacy test and cervical length
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Take lot of water and take rest in left lateral position
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
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Hyderabad
Get done vitamin D level.
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