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Have leg and feet weakness in both herniated and bulging disc when i get up at night feel heavy in legs and feet and it hard to move why is this?
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Unusual: It is unusual for lumbar spine to affect both legs in this fashion especially bulging disk. If it is a spinal problem, it may be higher up in thoracic spine. Get it checked out please.
Answered 11/25/2016
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