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Old 10-23-2011, 10:17 PM #1
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Default Leg spasms?

I'm trying to figure out what this pain is. Lately I have been having a pain in both legs that feels like the pain of a muscle cramp, but the muscles aren't tensed up. It is worse if I try to move. Then last night my arms decided to join the party. It gets to the point that all I can do is cry. It starts of tolerable in the morning and becomes unbearable by night time. I should be seeing my doctor in the next couple weeks so I'm trying to hold out but I don't if I will be able to.

Has anybody ever felt this sensation?

Thanks everyone.
Kristie
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