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Pelvis/Hip pain 6 months after giving birth??????

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didsnbump · 05/07/2008 19:18

While i was preg i suffered really badly with pelvis/ hip and back pain. It used to be so bad in the evenings after sitting down for a while that i would stuggle to walk.

After i gave birth i had no more probs up till about a month ago. I have been getting pain in my left hip, and yesterday it switched to my right and the same is happening, after a day out ive sat down, when ive got up i am having a tiny problem when walking, and alot of pain sitting or standing.

What is this, ive seem the doc who just gave me pain killers that dont touch it???

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littlelamb · 05/07/2008 19:26

Sounds like SPD. My ds is 4 weeks old and I had dreadful SPD when I was pregnant. In the last few days I have noticed that when I sneeze my right hip feels like it is going to pop out of its socket at the front It is horrible and very painful, so I am going to try and see GP about it next week- my pelvis felt so weak in my pregnancy (my second) that I am already worried wether or not I could ever cope with pregnancy again. If you had problems in pregnancy I would say go to the GP- apparently SPD can take a while to go completely. Maybe you need some physio?

didsnbump · 05/07/2008 19:28

If it is that though i find it so weird that i was fine for 5 months after giving birth. Why take so long to start up again?

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littlelamb · 05/07/2008 19:51

No idea! I do wonder though if things like this can lie dormant and then be exacerbated by something- when i was told the extent that my pelvis had literally loosened up I was quite shocked and it is an injuy in a way, so I can understand how it can seem to be 'healing' and then perhaps become a problem again. I have heard that pilates is good for strengthening the pelvis, so that might be worth a shot too.

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