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Cauda equina syndrome

2017-10-25 04:08:30
Low back pain.unable to pass urine.n umbness in the saddle area.weakness in right leg.bowel of bladder.
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Hello ,with your symptoms i will advise you to visit a physiotherapist as soon as possible .

Answered2017-10-25 04:25:40

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