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I am aching in both my legs what can that be?
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Aching legs: This can be a nerve root/radicular problem in your low back. The nerves in your legs descend down from Lumbar and Sacral nerves. Have an orthopedic surgeon check this problem. Good luck
Answered 2/18/2015
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