Many possibilities : Depending on the details of the speed of , distribution of weakness, and types of sensory loss, this could be due to damage to the muscles, nerves, nerve roots, spinal cord, or even the brain. A neurologist might be able to help find where the problem is, giving you a much better idea of what kind of treatment is available.
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