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Joint problem

2017-12-04 14:33:47
Legs become tight between 7PM tp 9PM and evening 4AM to 7AM this very critical condition happen in such a manner like not abel to walk
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Avoid long sitting and stretching exercises in daily basis. And visit a Physiotherapy center

Answered2017-12-05 07:29:51

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