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Cramping in legs after pregnancy

2019-05-16 08:00:02
I had c section delivery 6 months back after which I had cramping in legs which subsided after 2 months. From past 15 days I am again experiencing severe pain and cramps in entire legs like from thigh to calf which does not subside at all. Persists through out day and night.
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Answered2019-05-16 08:01:20

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Besides supplements  in d form of calcium  vit d U need to get b12 calcium n d3 levels done Proper diet Meet ur gynae

Answered2019-05-16 11:46:05

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Just start with calcium and vitamin d tablets. If still any issues then take consultation with me so that I can talk to you and guide you better.

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You should visit your doctor for a checkup

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