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From: MSN NicknameSummerlove113  (Original Message)Sent: 9/24/2008 6:44 PM

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Health Tip: Pregnancy and Back Pain

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(HealthDay News)�?FONT color=#333333>Back pain is a common complaint for pregnant women, but there are things you can do to help relieve the strain on your back.

The American Pregnancy Association offers these suggestions:

  • Try doing exercises recommended by your doctor that help strengthen and support your lower back and abdomen.

  • Don't bend over to pick something up. Squat down and reach for it instead.

  • Wear comfortable, supportive shoes. Avoid high heels.

  • Don't sleep on your back, get as much rest as you can, and keep your feet elevated.

  • Try wearing a support belt.

 ï¿½?Diana Kohnle

 


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