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I have the leg weakness/heaviness really bad over the last year. Also, in my arms at times. It's hard to blow my hair dry. Does anyone know what causes the leg weakness. I was wondering if it is that I'm less active then before. I still do a decent amount though. Is it just inevitable with neuropathy? My neurologist told me my SFN should not cause muscle weakness.
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