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shakey weak legs

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Michelle2468
Michelle2468

Does anyone know what it could be? It's not anxiety could it be fibromyalgia?

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  • lenie95046
    lenie95046 Michelle2468

    Posted

    I am haivng issues with my legs today, they are just burning and I think its the nueroppathy from my diabetes. 
  • nicky2014
    nicky2014 Michelle2468

    Posted

    Hi there Michelle im Nicky and have been diagnosed with fibromyalagia a couple of years now and i nearly always have shaky legs especially noticeable when walking downstairs. Its either my pills or just another part of having fm.
    • Michelle2468
      Michelle2468 nicky2014

      Posted

      Hi Nikki thanks for the reply mine is not visible .. sometimes it just comes over me my legs feel very weak and like jelly and feel Trombley but like I said it's not visible xx

  • kiki74
    kiki74 Michelle2468

    Posted

    I get weakness in my arms and legs at times. Before I was diagnosed I would tell my doctor how I would try to get the pitcher of iced tea out of my fridge and it would just drop. My hands and arms just didn't have the strength to hold it. I was frustrated and didn't know what was going on. They linked it to my chronic fatigue syndrome.

  • bobsgirlz
    bobsgirlz Michelle2468

    Posted

    yes I get this as well , not everyday but when its on its on !I also get it in my arms as well , i sometimes think I am just really weak but then I think , no I lift patients everyday so its not as if I sit around everyday , but I'm not in the greatest shape either, so then I wonder if its my weight. Its def real though and debilitating !

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