I have been having small stabs of sharp pain in my legs and feet especially when I am lying down. It feels like a needle hitting a NERVE. The pain is shallow--not deep into the leg or feet. I have osteoarthritis, spinal stenosis, fibromylgia and take meds for bi-polar disorder, also blood pressure pills, cholestoral pills, thryroid pills etc. I had a bad fall on my left knee in June and they said my cushion on my knee was swollen and full of liquid. I was supposed to elevate and ice the area and they said the liquid would dissipate. It has not dissipated totally in the knee area. After the fall, I was bruised and purple and had fluid from my thigh to the toe area, as well. One other time, I got sharp pains like this and it was when I was on Elavil for depression. (many years ago) Thank you for your help. I need to turn on my light so that I can see better. HA BR back. I m back My brother was diagonosed with Rhumatoid arthritis 1 yr ago ago at the age of 64. I have had 2 total knee replacements many years ago. I had a right hip replacement 2 yrs. ago. Ortho. Dr. thought I may need left hip replacement within the next couple of years. Thank you very much. I appreciate your suggestions.
                                                        
                                                     
                                                    
                                                        
                                                            
                                                            
                                                            
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