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Old 04-14-2016, 07:47 PM #9
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My right thigh is 80% Numb, what would a nerve conduction test prove. Why is it needed. I've just learned to live with this pretty dead nerve issue. Been using some acupuncture needles in the numb areas but don't know if it will do any help to restore nerves.
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