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I am a 50 yr female diagnosed with angina have pain in upper left leg that comes and go's? have a slight fever
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Not likely related.: Angina is not manifest as angina. Unless you have severe vascular insufficiency this is most likely related to an ortho problem. This may be related to a hip problem or lower back issue that is referred. See your doc for further advice. How high is the fever? best wishes.
Answered 2/27/2015
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