Lower leg wierdness

[Big E]

I can't figure out what the hell (if anything) is going on with my left leg below the knee. There isn't any pain, and it hasn't limited my activity at all, but on a fairly regular basis it just feels tired. Like I had finished playing b-ball for a couple of hours or something, that jello-leg feeling. I also have noticed that when I do a very specific movement - that required to take on or off a sock while standing up - there is something that feels a little wierd. It doesn't really hurt, but I guess you could call it a very minor shooting pain. It feels like it's a couple of inches below the top of the tibia.

Any ideas? I had ACL surgery (PT graft) on the knee almost 2 years ago. I think the tired feeling worries me more than the other thing, but I have no idea (other than rampant speculation) what it could be caused by.

[Vinman]

any pain in the calf when you stretch?

[Big E]

Nope.

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[Vinman]

well that is good, cause if you did I would have said you might have a clot.

As for the "tiredness"... I really can't be of much help, not sure what would cause that sensation in only one limb.

[Big E]

well that is good, cause if you did I would have said you might have a clot.

Okay, well that was on my "rampant speculation" list. Still wonder though if that could be it, just seems like that's the sort of thing that could make one leg feel a little more tired. Spose I should do a little research.