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Old 05-07-2013, 02:29 PM #1
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Smirk Toe Numbness??

Okay, I was an idiot and tried chiropractic at the advice of my pain Dr. (go figure).. anyway I had low back pain (sometimes radiating down into the left buttocks)

and then after 2 weeks of chiropractic I had excruitiating pain, can barely walk, had a fire/tingling feeling in the back of my right thigh area and a stabbing pain in my heal. I went and got thai stretching massage that got rid of most of the pain.

However, I still have numbness in my 2nd, third and fourth toes (like the end of the toe).. What in the heck is going on??

any ideas?

thanks.

J.

lumbar:
L4/L5 mild bulging disk
L5/S1 herniation compressing the S1 nerve root & mild stenosis
cervical:
C5/C6 herniation
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