I don’t think that your legs’ pains have any relation to your blood pressure even if it is borderline or increased.
Pain in the legs could originate from the nerves (neuralgia). There are various reasons (diabetes, alcoholism, compression, poisoning, etc.) that could affect the nerves (neuropathy).
Pains can also originate from the muscles, muscle tendons, bones and joints. These can be affected by inflammations, injuries, degenerative disorders, etc.
Circulatory disorders (vein stasis or disturbed arterial blood supply) can also cause leg pain.
You may want to visit your primary health provider, first, and then, if necessary, you can be referred to a specialist (neurologist, orthopedist, rheumatologist, etc.).
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