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Can aneurysm pain spread to lower left abdomen and leg?
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Depends...: Would depend on where the aneurysm is - proximity to the plexus of nerves that travels down towards the left leg from the spinal cord. If the aneurysm overlies this nerve plexus within the abdomen, it could theoretically produce the symptom you describe.
Answered 10/15/2017
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