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I Have Leg Pain - Hits Randomly - Sometimes Both Lower Legs, Other Times, One Leg - No Rhyme Or Reason. Anyone Else Experiencing This?
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Parkinson’s is the “no rhyme or reason” disease.
Leg pain is common. Leg pain moving from one leg to another, or both, is also common.
Sometimes I wake up with a different pain each day.
Looking for a pattern will drive you crazy. Just treat the pain.
Everyone on here has a different goto for pain management. My favorite is CBD Oil. The first time I tried it, it di nothing. Months later I tried it again and it worked great.
If you have leg cramps “Hyland Leg Cramps” works great. You can get it at Walmart. It’s a small bottle with a red label.
Yes, leg pain is a common symptom experienced by people with Parkinson's disease. Members of MyParkinsonsTeam have described various types of pain, including:
- Sciatic Pain: Pain associated with the sciatic nerve, which can extend down the legs
- Burning Sensations: Some members report burning sensations in their legs.
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I have been having leg and foot cramps in the early hours of the morning. Its more like a debilitating contracture of the muscles the starts out mild, but then progresses to excruciating, and I have to get out of bed and walk a few steps and stretch those muscles to ease the pain. it affects both legs sometimes, other times just my rt side
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