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33 weeks pregnant had a cramp in calf 2 days ago but still has pain when walking. is this normal?
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Calf cramp: This could be as simple as cramping from low potassium to as serious as a DVT (which can be dangerous). If the leg and/or calf seems swollen please call your OB. You may need a doppler of the calf to rule out a DVT. Women with varicose veins also more likely to cramp.
Answered 6/28/2014
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