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My lower legs have been aching for the last week, and i dont know why. what could be the cause, and what can i do to get relief for this? leg aches
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Leg pain: Leg pain can be for various reasons. One common would be electrolyte problems and potassium or magnesium depletion would be high on the list. This can easily be fixed by taking oral supplement or eating foods enriched with salts. Other causes of leg pain include vascular problems, diabetes, arthritic conditions and even odd things such as heavy metal exposure.
Answered 5/1/2020
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