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My legs have hurt me since i was 10 years old and i'm now 58. they wake me up at night sometimes because they hurt so much. what could it be?
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48 yrs of pain: As they say, you must have the patience of Job. You state you have had this problem for the past 48 years! Obviously you have learned to live with it, whatever it is. Try to characterize just what it is that is bothering you about the condition and then make an appointment with your doc.
Answered 9/18/2015
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