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2018-05-30 16:16:01
Numbness/vibration on both legs when walking, light massaj required to both leg to get normal condition MRI done and report attached What should be done ?
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Pl show to spinal surgeon for clinical evaluation and further treatments

Answered2018-05-30 17:39:28

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