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I always sit with my left leg tucked under my butt for lots of hours at work. is it possible this is why it feels weak or strange and hurts sometimes?
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Yes: Sitting like that can disrupt normal blood flow to the leg. If the problem persists, see your doctor because there could be another cause. Good luck.
Answered 6/15/2015
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