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Jackson6612 Posted 15 years ago
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All of a sudden there is a sharp 'pull' down the leg
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I don't how to explain this phenomena and what it is called. Perhaps, you could guess it and help me. Let's see.
Sometimes, when we are sitting (and this also happens occasionally while asleep) all of a sudden there is a sharp 'pull' down the leg and unless you stand up and walk a little this won't go away. It couldn be very painful. Perhaps it has to do something with blood circulatory system such as veins and arteries. Any guess what it's called? Thank you for any help I can get.
Regards
Jackson
I don't how to explain this phenomena and what it is called. Perhaps, you could guess it and help me. Let's see.
Sometimes, when we are sitting (and this also happens occasionally while asleep) all of a sudden there is a sharp 'pull' down the leg and unless you stand up and walk a little this won't go away. It couldn be very painful. Perhaps it has to do something with blood circulatory system such as veins and arteries. Any guess what it's called? Thank you for any help I can get.
Regards
Jackson
Top answer
Sounds like a cramp to me.
- Sounds like a cramp to me.
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Jackson6612Sometimes, when we are sitting ... a sharp 'pull' down the leg and unless you stand up and walk a little this won't go away. ... Any guess what it's called?It's a charley horse.
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