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I'm 25 weeks pregnant and have to stay home for bed rest. i have a strong legs pain but not cramps. is it normal at this stage of pregnancy? and what to do for the pain relief? thank you!
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Compression stocking: You should check with your ob/gyn first of course, but medical compression stockings or even ted socks for bed rest, can improve circulation and can help prevent blood clots. This may improve or take away leg discomfort.
Answered 9/28/2016
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