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What Causes Buzzing And Vibrating Sensation At The Back Of The Legs?

It feels like my leg is buzzing - more pronounced than just tingling. The feeling is down the back of my leg, below to knee to the bottom of my foot. It s been going on for several days. I don t feel the buzzing unless I m standing up. I have RLS - no sure if this is related or not.
Tue, 9 Jan 2018
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If you have RLS, the ongoing symptoms maybe related.Consult a neurologist also. In my opinion, if neurological symptoms are unabated by RLS treatment you may be undergoing, then Gabapentin 300,methycobalamin 1500mcg and clonazipam 0.5 mg are good substitutes.consult your doctor if he agrees.your neurologist may like to rule out spine and sciatic nerve implications too
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What Causes Buzzing And Vibrating Sensation At The Back Of The Legs?

If you have RLS, the ongoing symptoms maybe related.Consult a neurologist also. In my opinion, if neurological symptoms are unabated by RLS treatment you may be undergoing, then Gabapentin 300,methycobalamin 1500mcg and clonazipam 0.5 mg are good substitutes.consult your doctor if he agrees.your neurologist may like to rule out spine and sciatic nerve implications too