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Ok, but you might want to check with another doctor. Congestive heart failure, and artery blockage are more likely to cause that.
Accumulating fat around the middle is also an indicator of congestive heart failure.
In actuality I have seen 5 doctors about his, 2 in Missouri and 3 here in FL. The 2 in Missouri were Family Practice and and the 3 here are Internal Medicine, Neurologist and Rheumotologist. All have said the same thing. I have no heart issues and have nothing blocking any arteries. The pain is there, but nothing is doing it. It is just pain. I know at one point,I was sitting in the exam room and the doctor was looking at the muscle in my thigh and all of a sudden, the muscle just rippled and moved. They ran tests and could not find the reason. This is what I have been going through since I was 16 with my right leg. That's 31 years of this type of pain. Some days it is just worse than others. IT is mostly gone now, but I have a different type of pain in the leg as well that is always there.