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I have severe lower back pain which radiates down the front of my left leg?
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Nerve issue: Symptoms suggestive of a potential radiculopathy or neuropathy. Please see your local physician who may suggest both imaging studies (such as an MRI) and/or electrodiagnostics.
Answered 1/23/2019
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