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My hubby has pain starting from lower back till feets.he also feels numbness in his testicyles...what could be the reason?
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Spinal stenosis : This combination sounds like possible spinal stenosis due to disc rupture, tumor, fracture or at 30 congenital malformation there are other possibilities too please see a physician soon.
Answered 11/1/2015
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