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randibear
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lately my legs will just buckle and I'll eitber fall or stumble. remember the last fall I had. well today I was just at the kitchen sink and turned to walk away and the ole knees buckled and I almost went down again

anybody have knee buckling or legs just giving way?

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I haven't had this problem,but it sounds like something I've noticed in the rescue dogs with Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Have you been tested?

I volunteer with a dog rescue that tests and treats tick-borne diseases very aggressively.

we've had a few dogs, including my Max, that come in with RMSF infections that seem to have neuro symptoms.

He would be playing in the yard and his back legs would just collapse out from under him. Didn't seem to be painful, he would just get up and keep running.

This symptom disappeared with doxy treatment, but it's the first symptom to re-appear when I try to take him off the abx.

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