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Pneumonia 9 weeks ago. all labs normal. leg muscles feel weak at times. recovering from pneumonia or something else i should worry? healthy 34 yr f.
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Recovering: you have become deconditioned and you are recovering. You need to initiate an exercise program. Check with your physician to make sure there are no other health issues
Answered 5/4/2015
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