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Is it normal for thighs to hurt and be sore during early pregnancy?
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Yes: It is normal for just about everything to be sore during the first and third trimesters. If you have muscle soreness, I suggest increasing the calcium and potassium in your diet (e.g. milk, bananas, orange juice with extra calcium) and the amount of water in your diet. You can also use massage and stretching exercises for sore muscles. This is likely to improve later but talk to your doctor.
Answered 9/24/2016
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