Since : Since the cause of the leg pain has not been identified, i recommend that you get a thorough evaluation by your physician.
Answered 9/8/2017
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A : A few things come to mind, but ultimately i think you will need to see a physician to sort this out. Depending on your age, restless leg syndrome is one possibility. Since your symptoms are very persistent, this would be a particularly bad case. You seem to improve when you get up and move, and this is typical for this condition. There are medications to help this problem. Are you diabetic? If so, diabetic neuropathy may act this way. Neuropathy can occur in non-dabetics as well, though less often. An exam and possibly an EMG test may help make the diagnosis. What medications, if any, are you taking? Statins are great drugs for reducing cholesterol counts, but in some people they cause muscle aches that require a change or discontinuation of therapy. There are other, less commonly used medications that can do the same thing. Hope this helps. Good luck.
Answered 5/27/2018
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