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Old 05-17-2020, 01:46 PM #1
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Default Muscle pain from nerve damage?
Hello folks!

I’m on the journey to have my leg pain diagnosed ( severe muscle spasms, soreness, twitching- muscle soreness gets worse with walking, exercise)..
just wonder if this pain could be due to a compressed nerve or nerve damage?

I would really appreciate any feedback as the doctors have been very useless..

Thank you!
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