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my scrotum has been tingling/numb and a discomfort. my left foot is also numb in the toes and i am slighlty sore in my groin. no visible changes.
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Neuralgia/neuropathy: Your presented cluster of symptoms strongly suggests developing regional nerve disorders (neuralgia/neuropathy ) possibly related with pinched nerves. To verify, one needs more info on the detailed specifics, relevance, & sequence of events of all symptoms + findings of physical exam + testing as needed. How to get these done rightly? Go to http://formefirst.com/eNewsletter06.html. Best wishes ...
Answered on Jul 10, 2017
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