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Can having a l3-4 back issues manifest pain to an4 th toe?
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Low back pain: S1 usually handles sensation from the 4th toe. You may have a problem in more than one area.
Answered 12/9/2013
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L3-L4: Typically that is due to l4-l5 disc affecting the L5 nerve.
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L3-4: Doesntmreaaluneffect the 5th toe. L45 is what effects t most.
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