May 4th, 2009, 11:48 AM
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| Mum (Mom) BnB Addict  Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 3,942 | Leg problem So I woke up this mornin laying on my left side and my left leg was *totally* asleep. If I had of stood up I would have gone on my arse like a sack of spud haha. Well now, kinda from 4 inches above my knee down to my ankle its kinda a really sharp ache and it feels really heavy. The leg aint discoloured or anything, and it don't hurt to stand on, it just is really painful in an annoying way if that makes sense. Almost like the nerves are iratated? Any of you had that before? If so what did you do to help it bugger off and did it subside after a day or so? I'm thinking prolly just a couple of painkillers and see how it goes. Thanks!  |
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