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Legs sore

So I had my surgery on June 28th, so only a few days post op. Since yesterday I've been having a lot of soreness in both my inner thighs. It more prominent in the morning when I'm first waking up, and It's just my inner thighs. I don't think it's a blood clot, because my sisters had them before (she's wheelchair bound) and is usually one leg with swelling, warm to touch etc). I've read it could be a deficiency of some sort? I would call my dr but it's the 4th and I don't want to bother him. My post op appointment is on the 7th, so I can try to hold out until then, but I guess I'm just curious. Has anyone ever had this before? Or know what it could be? It's not unbearable, just uncomfortable. Thanks!

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My legs used to have a numbing tingling sensation when laying and sometimes it would keep from falling asleep but after the weight loss it went away. I'm down from 379 to 338.

I had really sore calves about 10 days out. I also know I wasn't meeting my fluid requirements everyday, so I chalked it up to slight dehydration and more inactivity than I was used to (I wanted to sleep a lot the first bit) Walking seemed to help.

Good luck

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