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Taking care of leg pain in PD
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thankyou. One of the most simple informative and to me relative posts. All my pain is in the left leg it is constantly tightening and cramping. Along with a disc that refuses to stay put which in turn affects the hip . This is the first time I have seen any kind of referral regarding leg pain. Thankyou
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