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What is the likelihood of recurring discitis? i'm having increased numbness in my back, pelvis and feet.
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Likely: Recurrence is common. Depending on how affective treatment is will determine your options. Also the time frame for recurrence will dictate what to do. It will also depends on cause (injury vs infection).
Answered 7/22/2013
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