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A member asked:
I have a burning sensation down the front of both legs this has got steadily worse over last few months do i need to see mt gp ?
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Yes you : Need eval. It might be coming from your back. PT might help but you may need other testing also.
Answered 6/27/2014
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Yes: You should as this could be a sign of concerning nerve issues. It could be some form of neuropathy where some of the sensory nerves aren't function well - this has many causes including simple nutritional edeficiencies. It also could be related to spinal disease where the bones of your spine are compressing important parts of the nerves. If either is the case you want to know about it. Good luck
Answered 9/28/2016
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