Weak Leg

Both legs normally have similar strength. Weakness of one or both legs can result from postural problems illness or injury;

• transient weakness and tingling resulting from bad posture
• physical damage to leg or hip muscles, ligaments, joints, bones or nerves eg Broken Leg
• injury or other damage to the neck, back or spine through eg Spinal disc compression
• brain damage from haemorrhage eg Stroke, injury eg Head injury or tumour
• muscle or nerve wasting diseases (rarely)

Severe or prolonged leg weakness is a reason for seeking medical advice. Provide feedback