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Tiredness in legs
Tiredness in legs feels like lifeless in legs ..I don't feel pain at all but feels like no energy to do any work as I am supposed to do
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Overworked legs are feeling tired. Take complete rest from use of legs for 2-3 days and then begin from 50% of your daily work. Work for leg includes sitting continuously, sit to stand activities, standing, and walking. Every action where the leg is used for is work for the leg.
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stretching exercises
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Needs clinical evaluation to rule out spinal stenosis.
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Dr. Pranav Mahajan
Orthopedic surgeon
15 yrs exp
Indore
How many days have passed since this started.
It may be due to muscle spasm associated with calcium and vitamin d deficiency in most of the cases..
Do you also feel like having fever.
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You can start with hot fomentation, take analgesic with muscle relaxant tablet, apply local analgesic ointment over the site of pain, take calcium and vitamin d supplement. You can also start one protein supplement with milk. Ankle, Knee muscle strengthening exercises can also be done.
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If pain doesnt settle with medicines and supplements, you may need to get some investigations done..
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