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Dull ache in legs, not painful but worried about serious issues like dvt. how do i get it checked?
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See your doctor: These types of symptoms need to be augmented with a physical examinations and perhaps a chest x-ray. Talk with your doctor.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Pcp or vascular : General history&'physical and perhaps some ultrasound testing can do a lot!
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