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My leg feels funny. my doctor said i agitated my sciactic nerve. could that be the cause of my leg feeling funny??
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Leg discomfort: Yes, this could be sciatic nerve irritation. It also could be a compression syndrome of a blood vessel.
Answered 8/3/2014
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