PGP/SPD and labor?

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Anyone else suffering bad from pelvic girdle pain/symphysis pubis dysfunction and have had a vaginal birth without any lasting effects?  Or did you have to have a csection? 
With my first my PGP was barely noticeable (did not know I was experiencing anything abnormal) and I lost all strength in one of my legs. This time, it is so bad I can barely move at times. I’m worried about what labor will do.

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Yep! I pushed on my side with my last delivery because it hurt my pelvis too much on my back...but the pain from the SPD was gone shortly after delivery!

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I’m wondering the same thing. With my first pregnancy (vagina delivery), I don’t think I had it (since I would definitely remember the pain), but I’m pretty sure I have it this time. I can barely get out of bed or car or anything without being in soooo much pain. It’s getting harder and more painful to walk as the days go by. I’m bringing it up to my doc when I go in next Wednesday. 
Everything I’ve read so far says it doesn’t increase your chances of a c-section. They recommend using a girdle to “lessen” the chance, but that’s about it. I’m just worried because with the pain I’m in, I don’t know what it’s going to feel like to push her out 😩

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I had it last pregnancy, got it really bad by 32 weeks I could barely get off the couch. I delivered vaginally no issues. Just make the nurses aware so they dont push your legs back farther than they need to.. mine didnt listen and they did this and I screamed out so bad I literally yelled "dont fucking touch me" and then AFTER my outbreak they realized why.. lmao
29.6 with another and the PGP is bad already. but I have a different dr, who has.made.it very well known that I have it and is assuring me that all nurses will know come time for delivery!
It went away about 2 days after I delivered and had no issues.with it again until I  got pregnant again!

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I haven’t delivered yet - but my Chiropratic has helped sooooo much.