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Default leg weakness
I have leg weakness (not pain)
m 26 male
I have faced this issue last year too and was admitted as I was not able to stand at that time .
it usually take 2 days in reaching to a point where I fail to stand.
today I am facing the same issue but its first day so its less
I have tried taking lots of juices.

plz help why this is happening again and again..
y my leg muscles are getting weak again and again.
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