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Was in bed for 2 months cause of a bad sinus infection and now walking makes me nervous cause of my anxiety. what will help my legs from feeling weak?
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Physical therapy: Being in bed for too long can make you weak. Sinus infection usually does not make so sick. You need to see a doctor an have some labs done to explain your condition!
Answered 3/22/2020
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