Trembles in specific spot in legs....then relocates

[Cynthia]

Hello,

I have a bicuspid aorta and am not sure of the severity. It's been a year since I found out about it. I only have baseline info and should have been back to the doctor by now to get an idea of the pace at which this is moving.

Currently, I have many episodes of eurythmia each day......heart racing/pounding & then gone. But, my question is this:

I get trembles deep in my legs in a certain region that go on for over a day. Then, the trembling area will move to another part of the leg....or the other leg. It's a tremble sensation of a few seconds, followed by a rest for a few seconds. You can't feel it to touch the leg...you feel it deep within the leg. AND, it doesn't correlate with my pulse at all.

Just wondering if anyone know of any relation to the heart condition (leak, etc) or has any knowledge of this at all. BTW, it isn't the RLS as I don't feel any need to move my legs or anything like that.

Thank you!
Cynthia

 

[swatig]

Hi Cynthia,

I dont know if trembles in the leg are related to bicuspid aorta or not but would surely suggest you to visit the cardiologist. I was also born with the same problem i.e bicuspid aorta and still dont have any major symptoms but after my last visit to the cardio I got to know that the time has come for me to get the valve replaced. My last visit to the cardiologist was in 2004 and there is a significant change in my valve's condition from that time.

My only advice to you is to go the cardiologist coz not going will only make things worse. If evreything turns out to be fine atleast you will be at peace.

 

[Bina]

Hi Cynthia,
I have the same thing....It's kind of like a fluttering or pulsing in different areas of my legs when I am lying down resting. I have also had it in my neck and back several months ago.
I was thinking it was my veins or nerves.
The last couple of weeks I have not noticed it but I have been more active and my INR is a bit higher at 3.7 I really don't what it is.....