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Hi i'm experiencing vibrations in my pelvic are. i have a vertebral hemangioma in my t8. i am also having severe back pain. toe numbness as well.
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Get attention if new: In general if you have a new type of symptom that you've never had before such as the symptoms in the toes or the vibration sensation then it's important to go immediately to your doctor. Hemangiomas can bleed.
Answered 5/21/2016
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