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Low back pain, crushing thigh pain, then cant move one foot and now the other foot is going.mri lumbosacral negative. cant walk on tiptoes or heals??
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This sounds: like a serious nerve problem. Depending on how rapidly your paralysis is worsening, it could progress to involve your breathing muscles. Please get to the emergency dept right away.
Answered 3/12/2015
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