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Does a hernia gives i back pain n leg pain?
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No! Although a back-: Problem known as a herniated disk or disk prolapse can cause backache and leg pain. The abdominal hernias do not cause the problems you mentioned. One can have both problems together, though.
Answered 10/1/2013
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