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Old 04-17-2014, 11:02 AM #3
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I do have pain and the more I walk or even exercise, it gets worse. My muscles stays tight and if I walk to much I can not lift my left leg. I have problems lifting my feet to walk. my right leg is starting to get bad too. I do not know if its because I may be putting too much weight on my right leg because of left leg or if my right leg is just getting bad too.
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