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[rockabillymom]

So I looked everywhere online and there really isnt a definite yes or no if your able to use it. So I used just a light amount on my back today (I was just in horrible pain cause I had back pain prior to this) and it worked miracles. So far the pain hasnt come back and ive actually been able to relax a little bit today.

 

[ericacaca]

My osteopath used this on me in 2nd trimester. He said it was fine for me to use during pregnancy - as it wouldnt absorb as far for it to even reach baby or even blood flow. I think it doesnt have any dodgy ingredients in...... I'm really glad its working for you xxx

 

[rockabillymom]

Yeah its all natural ingredients and it really seems to help. There website says it hasnt been officially tested on pregnant woman but I have read several articles and forums on women using it.

 

[ericacaca]

Well... I've used it too when I was around 20 weeks pregnant.... and I'm still pregnant xxx

 

[miracles11]

My OB recommended this to me last week for back and pelvic pain. It has helped so much and made the pain more bearable. It was actually soo helpful seeing as I am allergic to tylenol. He only told me to use as directed on bottle.

 

[LizziesMama]

I've used it. Frankly if Tylenol doesn't cut it and I can't take a muscle relaxer, somethings gotta give. I felt comfortable that it wasn't going to somehow soak into my back and travel straight to the placenta and do some terrible harm!

 

[rockabillymom]

I've used it. Frankly if Tylenol doesn't cut it and I can't take a muscle relaxer, somethings gotta give. I felt comfortable that it wasn't going to somehow soak into my back and travel straight to the placenta and do some terrible harm!

yeah it seems to be the only thing thats actually made me comfortable for a few hours. I just use a thin layer of it and its works almost instantly. I wish I had brought some to work with me. Im so uncomfortable and the damn L&D nurse just said pop a tylenol lol