Sudden leg weakness can occur with an injury or due to a serious underlying medical condition, such as multiple sclerosis, a stroke, or other health conditions. You may experience additional symptoms.

Medically reviewed by Diana Apetauerova, MDMedically reviewed by Diana Apetauerova, MD Weakness in the legs can be due to a spine or leg injury, but other potential causes can include diabetic ...

If you’re one of those who give up on meeting their 10,000 steps because they can’t drag their weak legs to walk for that long, this one’s for you. Calves are small but mighty. They help you walk, run ...

Leg weakness is not a typical sinus infection symptom. However, people may experience general fatigue or weakness. Leg weakness with a sinus infection may also be a sign of another underlying ...

According to Dr. Naik, leg inactivity leads to sarcopenia — an age-related loss of muscle mass that sends ripple effects throughout the nervous system. Active muscles release key neurochemicals such ...

Weak hip flexors can cause the surrounding muscles to overcompensate, which can cause pain and difficulty walking. Treatment may include physical therapy and exercises. The hip flexors are muscles ...

World Osteoporosis Day highlights the silent bone disease. Early signs like repeated wrist fractures, grip weakness, leg pain, receding gums, and brittle nails signal hidden bone weakness. Recognizing ...