Joint Pain During Pregnancy Treatment | Leg Pain and Pregnancy

Question: I am 4 month pregnant, 29 years of age, weight 62Kgs and physically handicapped. My left leg has polio attack and is 2.5″ smaller compared to right leg. So I walk in a slightly inclined position may be 30 degree and use left hand to push left leg. This is my first baby. Since last 1 month while walking I’m getting heavy pain in left leg and left stomach joint.

If I don’t walk there is no pain. What are the reasons for this joint pain and will it create any problem for my baby.

Answer:

Don’t worry. The symptoms that you have presented are common and inevitable consequences of your disability. Some reasons for the pain in the joint area are,

Treatment for Pregnancy Joint Pain:

Measures that you need to take to reduce joint pain:


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3 Responses to “Joint Pain During Pregnancy Treatment | Leg Pain and Pregnancy”

  1. Joint Pain During Pregnancy on September 17th, 2009 7:02 am

    This advices help lots of Women to come out from this types of joint pain problems during pregnancy.

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  2. Sh on March 29th, 2010 7:09 am

    My wife is having polio and both of her legs are very thin. She can’t walk but only drag herself. Doctor says that her spine has not grown since her early age. Will she be able to deliver a child?

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    There are three type of polio manifestation sub clinical, non paralytic, and paralytic. Your wife is having paralytic variety.
    She can become pregnant, but you have to be aware of the prenatal and other complication during pregnancy to the child.
    There are chances of higher rates of pre eclampsia, renal disease during pregnancy, Vaginal bleeding, and urinary tract infection. Cesarean section is at higher rate in women having polio.
    Child birth weight is low in mothers having polio.

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