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I'm 14wks of pregnancy and i have this constant ache on my lower legs. that i can't stand to long. why is too achey? what should i do?
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Get a checck up: Check vitamin d levels. And also venous doppler of legs to rule out blood clots in the blood vessels.
Answered 9/28/2016
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