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What Causes Pain And Numbness In The Legs?

i have multiple fractures in spine and have had a type of cement injected to those fractures. I have lots of pain in one leg and numbness. But now my legs are becoming very weak and can hardly get up from off the floor. The weakness is what keeps me from working like I need to. What can be done for the weakness
posted on Wed, 17 May 2017
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Hello,

As you have mentioned that you have multiple fracture in spine, it may lead to damage your nerves supplying legs.

As nerve are damaged, it leads to weakness and numbness in your legs.

Yo improve your condition, I would like to suggest you regular physiotherapy excercise .

Second thing you should not carry heavy weights that burden your spine.

It will gradually improve your weakness and numbness.

Have a better health.
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What Causes Pain And Numbness In The Legs?

Hello, As you have mentioned that you have multiple fracture in spine, it may lead to damage your nerves supplying legs. As nerve are damaged, it leads to weakness and numbness in your legs. Yo improve your condition, I would like to suggest you regular physiotherapy excercise . Second thing you should not carry heavy weights that burden your spine. It will gradually improve your weakness and numbness. Have a better health.