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Deep vein thrombosis
Is it normal to have right leg pain during 8 weeks of pregnancy? I have no swelling in the leg nor redness just pain ..can this be deep vein thrombosis ? M worried pls help .
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It's normal to have leg pain. But get check up done.
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Deep vein thrombosis Is a rare one. If anybody had DVT in your family then the possibility increases. Otherwise legpain is acceptible in pregnancy
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Mothers do get leg pain during pregnancy. To be on the safer side,consult doctor to rule out the other causes
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It's normal to have leg pain . But if there is anything else with it get it examined.
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Dr. Vijay Patil
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For detail consultation connect with me online and we will discuss issues further..
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