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My legs feel weird heavy tired after walking 100 ft. am i just out of shape? i try to do quite a bit of walking. i have sleep apnea low thyroid hi bp
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Walking: Sounds like claudication secondary to atherosclerosis of leg vessels. See internist. Get ultrasound.
Answered 6/28/2017
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