A 59-year-old female asked:
Left hip and knee, ankle, arch of foot, pain, mussel cramps what is wrong? Numb, tingling, weakness, sitting or standing
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Dr. Kevin Nolan answered
34 years experience in Vascular Surgery
Limb pain: These symptoms are usually either a circulation issue or a musculoskeletal problem. See a vascular surgeon who will sort it out for you.
Answered on Dec 15, 2018
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