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Old 12-09-2015, 04:54 AM #1
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Default Leg's not right
4 weeks tomorrow since my Laminectomy and I'm walking 2 klm morning and night. The pain is still constant in my thigh and shin. But the weirdest thing is the motion of my leg when i walk any distance is like it's artificial, like i have to tell it to walk. My back is healing and i feel I'm improving every day but my leg isn't. I know it's weird but, My leg IT DOESN'T FEEL APART OF ME. Does anyone know about this. Can there be something wrong with my leg or the messages from my brain to it.
I'm healing but my leg isn't.

I'm OK and positive but not sure what's going on. 😊

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