If a pregnant woman has bone pain, it is best to have a non-radiographic bone densitometry to determine if the pain is due to osteoporosis, which is also the most common cause of generalized bone pain. If the cause of the pain is determined, the first step is to take oral calcium supplements or multi-nutrient complexes, such as Aleve, that are available for pregnant women. Because the need for large amounts of micronutrients and vitamins increases exponentially, pregnant women may experience bone pain if they have insufficient nutritional intake. Normally, when the weather is sunny and the temperature is suitable, you can go outside for sunbathing 1-2 times a day for 20 minutes or more. During this time, you can do moderate and light physical activities, such as walking and strolling, to improve blood circulation throughout the body, promote metabolism, relieve the pain caused by bone destruction due to osteoporosis, and accelerate the healing of pain symptoms. If the symptoms are not relieved after treatment, you need to go to a regular hospital for examination and diagnosis, and then treat the symptoms.