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Can a pinched nerve in neck cause your lower back and feet to sweat?
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NO. A "pinched nerve in neck" will cause neck pain, shoulder and/or arm pain, but no sweating in feet, or even arms. If the pain is severe, suppose you might perspire as a reaction temporarily.
Answered 3/20/2023
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