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Published on: 5/21/2025

Is There a Connection between COVID-19 and Nerve Pain in the Legs?

Courtney Bloomer

Reviewed by Courtney Bloomer, DO

Emergency Medicine

The provided references do not directly link COVID-19 to nerve pain in the legs.

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Explanation

Based on the available references, there is no direct information connecting COVID-19 to nerve pain in the legs. The references discuss various unrelated medical topics:

  1. Intraneural ganglion cysts: Reference 1 talks about cysts in the peroneal nerve, but it does not mention COVID-19 or any connection to nerve pain in the legs.

  2. Muscle imaging: Reference 2 discusses muscle imaging but does not relate this to COVID-19 or nerve pain in the legs.

  3. Heart conditions: Reference 3 is about a heart condition and does not address nerve pain or COVID-19.

Without specific studies or information from these references, we cannot confirm a link between COVID-19 and nerve pain in the legs. If you have concerns about nerve pain or COVID-19, it is important to consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.

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