Several metabolic and other problems could be responsible, but it's impossible to guess without a lot more information, physical examination, and probably lab testing, and maybe some X-rays or other images. But there's a good chance these symptoms can be effectively treated or prevented. See your doctor soon, or an internal medicine specialist. Good luck!
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Body tingling can be caused by calcium or magnesium deficiency. Peripheral neuropathy, from vitamin B12 deficiency,alcohol excess,diabetes, is another possibility here. Sore muscles is a nonspecific symptom unless pronounced & accompanied by weakness. As has been advised, consult a specialist in internal medicine for a thorough evaluation & advice. Appropriate testing will be ordered.
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I do agree with the possibilities the first 2 docs mentioned. what I'm curious about is if the tingling and muscle cramps occur in the legs while active. Claudication, or arterial disease in legs can lead to these symptoms as well. So can nerve issues from sciatica or neuopathy. Talk to your doc. He may run some tests and/or refer you to a specialist.
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