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Old 07-09-2010, 09:11 AM #6
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I do get leg pain quite often but I believe it's due to the way I walk. My gait is affected because my balance is so bad and I have muscle weakness. I take Aleve pretty regularly but on days where the pain is tolerable I give my body a break from it. I used to take Neurontin but the side effects were too severe. OTC meds seem to work better for me.
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