Leg cramping

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Leg cramping

Asked for Female, 36 Years

Hello sir/ Ma'am, i have left leg cramps since 3 years. It started from hip end to feet. Spine mri report attached.get the pain in my left leg from hip to feet. It has increased during pregnancy. Is it muscle pain or bone pain? What could it be, leg mri required? Is it sciatica pain?Is there something to worry about? pl suggest.

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Dr. Swapnil Jain Neurologist 9 yrs exp Jaipur Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Swapnil Jain

Neurologist 9 yrs exp Jaipur

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Looks like radicular pain due to minor changes at spine. Consult a neurologist for treatment