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Why keep getting thigh cramps when exercises slow down. had car accidebt?
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Maybe stenosis: Your back may have a compression of the nerves called stenosis that can make your thighs gramp with exertion and even at rest. You should have that evaluated usually with a mri.
Answered 5/19/2016
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