involentary muscle movement in left leg?
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Restless leg syndrome..talk to your Dr.
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exercise concentrating on the left more to make it as much as ur right leg.
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a pinched nerve perhaps?
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Yes, please see a doctor at once. This could be related to a bacteria, which is a flesh-eating bacteria. Goes through the circulatory system, often shows up in the legs / ankles area.
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No, this sounds like an additional injury that was not previously noticed or is something new. They could be connected only by the means of that by working on your feet that particular foot/ankle is compensating for the other one now due to a shift caused by the previous injury. Get it looked at im sure it is fixable more easily that you think. physical therapy im sure will work wonders. Similar thing happened to me.
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Please see your doctor quickly  for proper management.You wouldn't like to get lame,which may be the case sometime.\nLet me share my story,hoping it will help you move fast :\n I had a back problem that I "ignored" for over 10 years because the pain wasn't severe, till one day someone asked me whether I had been lame all along,and that was when I realise my right leg had become shorter than the left-gradually and with minimal pain.Subsequently,I had to have surgery,which was very expensive !
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Leg curls and stiff leg deadlifts.
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One leg at a time.....
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The left side worries me. It could be the medication. If it persists then go to urgent care.
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to the left hand side
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Gait problems caused by paralysis of one side right or left of the body.  Usually from stroke.
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Anatomically, the leg (from knee to ankle) has 3 compartments: anterior, lateral and posterior. The disorders depend on the area and the tissue, but I can't find specific ones. \n\nI do know that swelling of a muscle or a bleeding artery could cause a rise in the pressure inside the compartment which would compress some of the muscles, which can cause ischemia and permanent damage.\n\nI guess you are studying anatomy cause no one else knows about "leg compartments" so you should check "Clinically oriented anatomy" by Keith L. Moore. It a good anatomy book and mentions several disorders depending on the muscle, nerve, etc.\n\nHope this helps!
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sounds like you've pulled or strained a muscle
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If nothing else, you may want to have your spine checked. It could be that a slipped disk is irritating the nerves that go down to your legs.
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Could this be what you are talking about?:\n\n According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, approximately 80% of RLS patients also experience a disorder known as Periodic Limb Movements in Sleep (PLMS). PLMS is characterized by:\n\n    * sudden jerking or bending of the legs during sleep\n    * movements that occur every 5 to 90 seconds and last between 0.5 and 10 seconds\n\nThe movements range from small shudders of the ankles and toes to kicking and flailing of the arms and legs. Sometimes, oral, nasal and abdominal movements also occur. The periodic jerking often wakes the individual (as well as their sleeping partner) and significantly disturbs their quality of sleep.
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backward leg lifts, and also at the gym, lifting weights backwards with your legs... it really helps (i do this but it's killing me...)
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it could be due to something called atrophy.  have you been using the leg, or have you been in a splint or cast?  if the leg has not been getting enough exercise, the muscle will actually shrink.  as long as the muscle cells don't die, it should be able to be brought back to completely normal with exercise/physical therapy.\n\ngo see a doctor, and she/he should refer you to a physical therapist.