Did you ever find out what is wrong with your legs? Is it directly aaetcisosd with Lupus? I've had the same problem and have been to the doc a few times with no luck on them figuring out what's wrong. I'm tired of seeing doctors and having them refer me to all of their golf buddies and have which means I'm dishing out a $20 copay every time. Anyway, I hope you can help. Thanks,Jason

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