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Lately, right leg has been "falling asleep" faster than usual. i notice it get tingly when i'm sitting. is it poor circulation? what do i do?
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Circulation: poor circulation unlikely more likely nerve compression-"falling asleep" and tingling evaluate back issues?
Answered 1/30/2018
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