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Originally Posted by janieg View Post
Just my two cents, but your PCP should have referred you to a neuro immediately.
I may have to go on the warpath and just demand:

1. a referral to a neurologist

2. a back exam....is that asking too much, if one has constant back pain and discomfort?
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