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Old 09-05-2015, 07:49 PM #9
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Thank you !! He will be calling his Dr on monday. We will ask her about those 2 things. They do sound possible. With the pins and needles in his thigh we never thought of a non nerve issue. Maybe he does have more then 1 issue and the other needs to be looked at minus that symptom. Also will discuss the spine Dr with her too. I will update when I get some news
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