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A member asked:
I think i have cauda equina syndrome but i haven't been diagnosed. how woul di know?
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Perhaps: You may experience neurogenic claudication, where, while walking one or both legs go numb or weak, typically without pain. Or you may experience problems starting a urinary stream, or perhaps you have low back pain with certain positions. If you have leg weakness, numbness, tingling, bladder or bowel problems, see your doctor and get diagnosed.
Answered 4/25/2017
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