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I'm 7 weeks pregnant can i use icy hot for my leg?
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Yes: there should be no problem with using icy hot for your legs. Be careful you don't get it anywhere that can burn or in your eyes. There is minimal topical absorption. I would not put it on your tummy.
Answered 11/4/2014
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