Aches in arms & legs : muscle pain , joint , or nerve damage Posted: 06-29-07 12:44pm
any idea of what it could be
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Muscular and Nerve Disorders Answer A3071 Posted: 08-08-07 07:15am
You wrote:"
Current medical status: i am pregnant but
all my life i have had an achy left leg
and for the past year an achy left arm
when there straight they want to be bent
and when there bent they want to be
straight, more so my arm is just aches"
Pain in the leg and arm could originate
from the muscles (myalgia), joints
(arthralgia) and/or nerves (neuralgia).
Your description of the pain is too poor
to distinguish the origin of the pain. You
can consult your GP about this and request
necessary examinations in order to
diagnose the tur origin of your pain.
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