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Default Feeling less back/hip pain after LP
I had my first LP yesterday and though the site is very sore my back and hip pain is pretty much gone. I have felt like my lower back and hips at my sacrum were in a vice being squeezed for 5+ years.

20 min after they took the fluid I was walking smoother, still slow and with my cane, but I could lift my legs easier and with less resistance. Today my lower back pain and hip pain are gone. I know it's probably only temporary but it has been pretty awesome.

Has anyone else felt better aside from the needle site after an LP?
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