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Which specialist should i visit for cubital nerve disorder?
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Neurologist: You can visit the neurologist or neurosurgeon for a cubital nerve disorder. Impingement is occurring. Physical therapy may help but normally a decompression of the cubital nerve is needed.
Answered 12/24/2020
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