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Q: burning pain down both legs

asked by: squeaker on March 22nd, 2009

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I have an eldery friend (70) who broke her hip. Dr. cut nerves and has pain since. She now has terrible pain, buring down the front of both her legs. Nothing helps. I might add that she also has had bad surgery. The pain starts at the knee's and goes down to the foot.

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charan1007

replied on March 26th, 2009

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both knee are paining

i m 27 year old boy now i m facing a porblem of knee pain pain is very light but i could not stand up for long time like 1 hour or 2 hours l alway try to avoid it. i have sitting job a web designer.

i don't know how in this age i have knee(light) pain & standing problem?

plz suggest me what i do.

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