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My mother 65y old suffering from very severe neuro infection in her left leg.she has discs on her back . what can we do.she can't even move?
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Back surgeon: She should be seen, examined and diagnosed and treated by an expert in back surgery. Make sure you bring all her medical records and imaging studies with you when she goes. Good luck.
Answered 4/17/2013
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