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Back pain is common in pregnancy, because of your changing body. Here are ideas on what you can do to cope.
When it comes to parenting, back injury is an occupational hazard. New mothers, whose backs have just endured the stresses of pregnancy and birth, are particularly vulnerable. So are taller fathers and mothers who must bend farther than others to scoop up tots from playpens.
If you exercised before pregnancy, you can safely continue exercising. If you were inactive or you have medical complications, talk with your doctor before beginning to exercise.
Most women are able to work safely, in some cases, until the day of delivery, depending on the type of work performed and their condition.
To keep back pain at a minimum when sitting, change your position often and put your feet on a stool.
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