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Default Ok, now I'm dragging my foot

Would this qualify as a reason for going to the ER for some IV steroids, or should I just wait till morning?

I noticed I was really walking funny. Having to lift my right foot way up to walk. So I decided to let my foot drag and see if things were easier. I went and looked up foot drop symptoms and it seems really familiar.

I really want to take a shower, but now I'm scared to do that.

Oh, and I'm starting to feel the symptoms of a UTI now. Why is it always on a weekend!?!? I'm going to go call my aunt and ask her what she thinks.
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