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I have djd in my cervical. i also have back pain but no mri of that. woke up and did not feel my left leg it was totally numb. massaged it and better.
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Be seen : If you had an episode where your entire leg was numb and you couldn't feel it, I would be seen even if it has totally resolved. It could be spine related, but there are also neurological conditions that can cause what you are describing, including ms, and you should be checked.
Answered 11/2/2015
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