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"   Question I am 36-weeks pregnant, and have been getting a pain in my pelvic bone for about four weeks now.  I have spoken to my midwife and she asked me if I wanted to go to physiotherapy.  Will it affect my labour and will it change the fact that I am planning to have the baby at home?  I am concerned that it is going to cause me a lot of hassle after the birth and, as I already have a 3-year-old boy, I want to be as fit as possible as soon as possible.   Answer Do you mean pain at the very front, in the pubic area?  If so, this is caused by softening of the ligament that joins both parts of the pelvis at the front.  It&amp;#039;s very common and mostly is not serious enough to need treatment and causes no significant problem afterwards.  The same advice applies round at the sacro-iliac area.  Physiotherapy would be a good idea if you want to be back on your feet soon after the birth. Yours sincerely The NetDoctor Medical Team  Other Qs &amp;amp;amp; As Chronic pain on the hip joint Hip pain from being overweight I have a torn tendon in my right groin Is my weight affecting my hip? My hip clicks My hip hurts and I have muscle twitches Pain around the symphysis pubis Pain at the shoulders and hip Tell me about congenital hip displacement What&amp;#039;s causing the pain in my hip?  Last updated 10.05.2014 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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