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39 wk pregnant , weight gain is 33 pounds.from last 1 week my right leg (hip to knee)start paining in the middle of night but ok by afternoon.reason?
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Excess weight during: Pregnancy causes strain and pain on the muscles and joints . Don't worry! tylenol (acetaminophen) is safe to take. If there's swelling or worsening of symptoms, go see your oby right away.Occasionally, a leg clot can occur. Follow up with him/ her! take care!
Answered 3/18/2017
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