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Aching painful leg, can this be caused by pregnancy fluid?
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Leg pain in pregnanc: Certainly if one has a significant degree of leg swelling due to retained fluid one can experience a degree of leg pain. Important to assess the severity of the pain and if it is associated with pain on compression of the calf and with notable warmth. The latter would surface the need to evaluate for thrombophlebitis a doctor should examine.
Answered 5/7/2014
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