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I have been having pains in my lower legs for several years but now my legs have become very tingly(not diabetic) how do i tell if its psychological?
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Seek medical: Evaluation to rule our organic etiology before jumping to any conclusions that it is all in your mind.
Answered 6/12/2013
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