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Intermittent pain both legs. has been present for a few weeks. age 39. do i need to see a doctor?
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Yes: The most likely problem could be lumbar disc disease. Vascular disease in your age would be less likely even if you smoke and are on birth control pills. A pelvic exam should be done as well. Sometime women getleg pain from pelvic pathology.
Answered 12/11/2013
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