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Q: Coldness Is Left Leg...poor Circulation?
asked by: troyb6911 on May 22nd, 2006
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I have had coldness in my left leg for a few months now. Sometimes when I lay in bed I feel numb and cold in my leg and feel as if all my limbs are falling asleep. Often leaning on my elbow makes me feel pain and as if I am cutting off flow to that area. Also for the last few months I have fealt as if my bladder is full yet I cannot urinate but a little bit. I have also fealt heart palpatations. Mostly surging or skipped beats from time to time. Mostly it bothers or worries me at night. I often feel tired or listless. Driving can be a gamble it seems. I just wonder what is robbing me of energy. I pound caffeine to try and wake up and I think that has led to palpatations. I am afraid to see the doc as last time I was told I had a minor block of the av and a bradychardia of the heart. So is my slow heartbeat causing all my issues? I need some help but scared I could have cancer. I had to leave my job do to lack of energy and decline in performance. As it appears my health insurance is gone. I appreciate any answers here in this forum. Thatks, troy
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vickiejab
replied on March 11th, 2009
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feels like cold blood running through my leg
I stand at work all day and just recently my left leg between my upper thigh my knee in the front will suddenly feel tike cold blood running in my leg area with a slight tingling but I have no pain. It will come and go. Should I have concerns?
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