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Joint & Musculoskeletal:
Chronic leg stiffness for ~2 years, worse in the past year.
Chronic back pain for ~3 years.
Morning stiffness that improves with heat.
Walking discomfort with balance/gait issues.
Difficulty on stairs.
Sometimes left leg feels weak, balance issues while stepping.
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Dr. Mayank Daral
Orthopedist
6 yrs exp
Delhi
Chronic leg and back stiffness in a young adult, especially with morning stiffness that improves with heat, suggests an underlying inflammatory or chronic mechanical musculoskeletal condition rather than an acute injury. Balance difficulty, stair problems, and occasional leg weakness may be related to muscle stiffness, altered gait mechanics, or core and hip muscle involvement. Even if imaging is normal, these symptoms can persist due to muscle tightness, postural strain, or early inflammatory spine involvement. A detailed clinical examination and correlation with imaging and blood tests are important to identify the cause.
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