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Could Improper Care During A Mother's Pregnancy Also Contribute To Spondylitis?
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My birth mother was in a State institution through her lifetime until the age of maybe 28.I have found out the environment she was from until the age of 6.
Because I also was a premature baby could this to be linked with spondylitis?

posted November 24, 2021
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A MySpondylitisTeam Member

I have not heard of any correlation between AS & being premature.
My brother & I have AS & severe congenital spinal stenosis. I was a premier, he wasn't.
Happy holidays!

posted December 20, 2021
A MySpondylitisTeam Member

Hi Linda got no idea lovely sorry cannot help you there but keep smiling

posted November 25, 2021

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