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Legs pain past from 1 year.
Having leg pain sometimes more and less. After waking up in more I feel more. Some time pain will be feet, ankle, calf. Sometimes in one leg or both legs. Even I can't stand more time otherwise I feel pain. It's more than 1 year now. Did blood check up but everything is normal. B12 and Vit d, deficiency is there and started taking supplements past from 15 days. But still it's there. Plz guide me.
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Since the pain is more than 1 year. It's better to get an xray and MRI. Before xray and mri, you need to examined by spine / Orthopaedic surgeon
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This pain can be due to some nerve compression or due to some spinal cause. Better would be to get yourself checked properly.
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Consult with a pain management expert
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Hello,
Leg pain can be due to a multitude of things.
Can be nerve/spine related, blood vessels related or muscle related.
Have you been examined by an orthopaedic surgeon ?
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
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4 yrs exp
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