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I have constant pain in right leg from the knee down. at night i must place a pillow under the knee to keep it bent. the pain is like a constant spasm?
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Have it evaluated: It is likely related to osteoarthritis. The first step is to have the knee examined and an x ray done.
Answered 3/26/2013
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