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Is it possible i have irreversible damage to my legs due to sitting on a bus for six hours with a fairly heavy box on my legs? i was asleep for about five hours and my legs began to hurt shortly after even though i could still move my legs?
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It is not likely that irreversible damage to your legs due to sitting on a bus for six hours with a fairly heavy box occured.
Answered 2/20/2022
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