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Persistant pain and numbness in left thigh for 7 months. i am diabetic?
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? rupt disc: Could be a ruptured disc pinching a nerve root l1-l2 would be likely also meralgia paresthetica which isan irritation of the lateral femoral cuteneous nerve could do it if it bothers enough it would be best to see a doctor about this.
Answered 3/3/2014
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