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Vaginal pain
My wife is in her 4th month of pregnancy, she is having vaginal and back pain..what should be done! Is this normal?
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Back pain in pregnancy is common because of physiological changes , maintain correct posture,give back support,take balanced diet and calcium can sleep on left side
For vaginal pain infection will have to be ruled out avoid intercourse
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Hi dear,
Its quiet normal ,as pregnancy advances it may increase as well. Always give support to her back while sitting. Ask her to take milk twice a day. Calcium tablets is must. If level2 ultrasound is normal, then she can go for some physiotherapy as well. It will relief her alot.
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. Some backpain is common in preg . Ask her to take calcium regularly . You can use Volini gel twice a day for backache . Vaginal pain is due to uterus growing . If there is no problem in passing urine then nothing to be done .
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