Lost sensation in one part of leg.

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Hi, recently I have done ICD implantation after heart attack, and now I am taking regular medicine proscribed by Dr. But recently I fees pain in my led and lost sensation in one part, I don't understand what to do

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Dr. Geetika Bansal Homoeopath 27 yrs exp Delhi Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Geetika Bansal

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I dont think pain and numbness co-exist. If it does then the history of pain must be long. As the nerve compression at lumbarosacral region may in advance stage present with such combination.

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