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I recently gave birth naturally and had an epidural however 30+ days later, i still have severe back pain and my left leg is dragging. i am at my wits end with the pain.
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Discuss with your : doctor, as this is unusual, may need imaging studies, and also physical therapy. Anesthesia doctor should be consulted as well.
Answered 11/7/2019
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