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Default Shooting pains causing legs to go crazy
I'm have 'little' shooting pains around my pelvic area. When it happens my legs does this kicking thing and I can't control it. It lasts for just a couple of seconds then goes back to normal.

Has anyone experienced this and if so, does it get even worse...what is possible in store for me?
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