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Yesterday i woke up and my whole leg was aching. it feels like i've been exercising a lot. but i haven't. it's more in my thigh, should i be worried?
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Check with Dr: This can be many causes. From something minor such as sore muscles, to a deep vein thrombosis which is more serious and requires medical treatment. You should visit your primary physician just to be safe.
Answered 4/24/2015
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