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Where is the nerve pinched and what is pinching it?
Did they say where or show you the images or report?
Spine/vertebra, foot, ankle?
Possibly a good chiropractor could help un pinch things?
Or maybe nerve glides & expert PT?
Depending on the cause, but might be worth a try if you hadn't tried those things yet.
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