Do you have Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD)?
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Description
Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) – also known as Pubic Symphysis Dysfunction – is pelvic pain that happens as the ligaments surrounding your pelvic joints become more flexible in preparation for delivery. SPD is a common complaint during pregnancy and even postpartum. SPD can be uncomfortable or extremely painful, particularly when you
Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) – also known as Pubic Symphysis Dysfunction – is pelvic pain that happens as the ligaments surrounding your pelvic joints become more flexible in preparation for delivery. SPD is a common complaint during pregnancy and even postpartum. SPD can be uncomfortable or extremely painful, particularly when you're climbing stairs or getting out of a car. The condition isn’t harmful to your baby, but it could be extremely painful for you. In some, the pain may be so sev
Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) – also known as Pubic Symphysis Dysfunction – is pelvic pain that happens as the ligaments surrounding your pelvic joints become more flexible in preparation for delivery. SPD is a common complaint during pregnancy and even postpartum. SPD can be uncomfortable or extremely painful, particularly when you're climbing stairs or getting out of a car. The condition isn’t harmful to your baby, but it could be extremely painful for you. In some, the pain may be so sev
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