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Two days ago i got the spinal anesthisia, now my legs are weak, why?
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Evaluation: You need to be evaluated. Contact anesthesiologist or your surgeon. They will evaluate you and if nessasary will refer to neurologist. No reason to panic. You need physician to review what is going on.
Answered 12/31/2014
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