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Old 04-18-2015, 07:28 AM #10
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What did your doctor say about the hip pain?
The spinal nerve roots and the sympathetic ganglia are close to each other and feed into the same nerves. If they were aiming to affect the nerves of the leg and foot they would be going for the sciatic, which runs by the hip joint. Did they think it was referred pain from pressure in the area since you felt it right away? Nerves do such funny things...
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