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When i cross my legs while sitting, my leg will go to sleep, are these changes due to menopause?
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Crossed legs: Quite unlikely for your leg to go to sleep but the best answer is to not cross your leg. If you are worried about menopause at age 32 you had best see your gynecologist soon.
Answered 11/28/2014
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