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Burning Legs

Hi, my dad has been complaining that his legs feel like they are burning all night long. Any ideas what this could be from?? Thanks

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Are they swollen, good pulses? any discoloration? could be venous or arterial insufficiency. usually with arterial insufficiency, a person will feel burning or aching after activity, not at night as far as I know. with venous insuffiency, he would have swollen legs/edema, maybe brownish, shiny skin, usually not as much pain. does he have diabetes, maybe it's neuropathy? he should see his doc and get it checked out.

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