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My right leg is numb from the hip down.. my left arm is weak..I am right handed thank god... I'm still feeling spasticity in my legs/feet... the only way I can describe the numbness /pain is it feel like I have a blood pressure cuff on my leg and it's constantly squeezing..

The only meds pcp has me on is Lyrica and Elavil... neither of them are working for me... I'm just going to wait till I see neuro...


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