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Oh my aching legs
When I was little, my legs would really ache. My dad would just say that it is growing pains. Well I am 27 now and still get horrible leg pains. It feels like I have just run a marathon. And I can't sleep when it is happening. Also sometimes they feel like I have the flu. I know that sounds funny, but you know when you get the flu and it hurt to be touched, that's it.
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That could be something that could be treated. Have you seen a doctor and spoken specifically about your leg pain? Feeling like you've got the flu could point to a Candida infection. Or there may be a circulation problem. My legs get that way sometimes. My neurologist called it "nerve pain" due to my MS. Yes, it feels like the flu, even my leg hairs hurt. Sometimes it feels like a truck is driving over them. But, even if your legs are having similar symptoms to mine, it doesn't mean that you have neurological troubles. Talk to your doctor. Be assertive, make him listen. |
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