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Peripheral artery disease - measurement and treatment
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I have leg numbness up to knees and continue to gradually have more trouble walking. If I have momentum, I can walk with sticks. I also have some narrowing of L1-2 that causes feeling of "puppet strings" from my groin to instep! So together I can't tell one from the other. Biggest concern is what next!!! I think I have good doctors but all of them are so compartmentalized! Drives me crazy. I do all the right things, but now I wake in the morning with numbness in hamstring muscles! Anyone out there?
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Yes! I have periodic epidurals and deep tissue myofascial release or MFR works fantastic. It takes a while. There is a section here on it and exercise. Just had an epidural in that area two weeks ago and it was amazing how much pain it got rid of I’ve had lumbar replacement infusion surgery L3 to L5, but the areas around it are now collapsing, so it’s back to the drawing board.