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Have Connective Tissue Disease, Legs Numb, Weak, Unable To Control Muscles In Leg. Should I Be Concerned?

Hi,
I have connective tissue disease so I often have some weird symptoms. However, this evening my legs started feeling weird, sorta numb but not really, my feet were very white and cold to the touch and i was having some trouble contolling the muscles in my legs and feet. My hands really weren't having any issues, but I feel a little like my whole lower half of my body feels odd, weak, sore, not quite under my control. I quess my question is should I be concerned or should I just wait to see what happens?
posted on Thu, 8 Aug 2013
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Hi, you are suffering with some problems, and facing them. It may be due to connective tissue problem, but as it is advancing you should be concerned and consult the doctor immediately.
I advise you to consult a physician for diagnosis and treatment.
Thank you.
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Have Connective Tissue Disease, Legs Numb, Weak, Unable To Control Muscles In Leg. Should I Be Concerned?

Hi, you are suffering with some problems, and facing them. It may be due to connective tissue problem, but as it is advancing you should be concerned and consult the doctor immediately. I advise you to consult a physician for diagnosis and treatment. Thank you.