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Old 03-01-2008, 04:50 PM #1
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Default Sore, Stiff Knee
I have a sore, stiff knee now for about 1 week. I do not remember hitting it on anything. It is not swollen. Can this be associated with PD?
I have temors only on the left side, currently on Azilect & Mirapex meds, and it is the left knee that is stiff.
Anyone else have this? Is this PD or something else?
Thanks,
Dan
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