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A buzz in my low legs and feet. not painful. feels like blood or a pulse vibration. saw doc she thinks it's nothing. should i be worried?
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Not now.: If you develop numbness, weakness or any unusual symptoms you may want to be rechecked by a neurolgist.
Answered 8/26/2016
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