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What Causes Constant Leg Pain When On Medication For Heart Problems/arthritis?

can drugs taken for mostly my heart problems now be the cause of constant leg pain [muscle], which is getting worse by the day.Drugs are--cilazapril--pantoprazole--clopidogrel---metroprol---diliazem. I am an active 80year old female,but becoming less so because of the ever present pain. I do have arthritus in hips.
Sat, 15 Mar 2014
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It is not the medications which us causing leg pain. Because of bad hop, you are putting more strain on spine leading to lumbar spondylitis. It causes nerve compression and leg pain. I would suggest you to get x ray of spine and if it shows spondylitis, start pregabalin and methylcobal tablet. Avoid bending forward and lifting heavy weight.
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What Causes Constant Leg Pain When On Medication For Heart Problems/arthritis?

It is not the medications which us causing leg pain. Because of bad hop, you are putting more strain on spine leading to lumbar spondylitis. It causes nerve compression and leg pain. I would suggest you to get x ray of spine and if it shows spondylitis, start pregabalin and methylcobal tablet. Avoid bending forward and lifting heavy weight.