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Burning sensation in toes and bottom of both feet as well as front of right quad. lumbosacral mri + emg clear. what could it be?
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Nerve pain: it sounds like a nerve problem. It still may be a pinched nerve in the lower back. Could be inflamed. You are a little young to get neuropathy, but that could be one of the possible diagnosis. May need to see a neurologist.
Answered 5/9/2015
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