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Fell on ice hurt lower back. year later fell down stairs hurt same area. could this be cause of leg weak, feet inflammed and red after walking??
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Maybe - need more in: We would need to have a lot more information. The foot problem may not be related to the fall but you need to see your physician, get an evalaution. This can be a vascular problem in the legs. Did the fall cause weakness? Is there neurological injury? This is what we need to knw.
Answered 7/24/2017
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