Weakness
A weakness usually follows leg pain in the legs. This condition may be due to many causes. For example, it could be due to stroke, slipped disc, muscle sclerosis, peripheral neuropathy, and pinched nerve.
Muscle sclerosis is a common cause of weakness in the legs, and it is typically diagnosed in individuals between the age of twenty to fifty years. When the leg’s weakness is accompanied by sharp pain, it is vital to see a doctor because it may be a sign of a severe medical condition.
Tingling Sensation
Usually, a tingling sensation accompanies numbness in the legs. Several conditions cause tingling in the legs. For example, radiation therapy and medications like chemotherapy may lead to numbness and tingling in the legs. Besides, there are scenarios where a tingling sensation is a significant symptom of leg pain. However, it’s always important to see the doctor when this tingling sensation causes the inability to walk or move the leg.