Leg weakness in both legs or just one? If both legs are weak, the cause could be either neurologic or muscular problem. In this case, you may need to see a neurologist. Back pain and leg weakness due to radiculopathy (herniated disc) is usually affecting one leg only and this is almost ruled out with negative MRI.
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Might consider that pain generator could include sacroiliac joints, piriformis syndrome, or facet impingement. Weakness might be due to reconditioning, but also peripheral neuropathy, or a peripheral sciatica issue. An EMG study might be helpful in evaluating what is occurring here. Muscle enzymes should be tested. A neurologist can assess these different possibilities. Physiatry can also help.
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