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Can Kidney Failure Cause Numbness In My Right Leg ?

can kindney failure cause numbness in my right leg? im 44 5 11 175lbs and have had kidney stones in the past.
Mon, 25 Apr 2011
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welcome to healthcaremagic
you are too worried about your past renal stones
numbness in right lower limb most probably not related to kidney failure
you should consult physician and get yourself examined to find out the cause of numbness in one limb
it may be due to some vit deficiency /some peripheral neuropathy
proper diagnosis and treatment should help you
get renal functions tests done to be tension free as regard to renal failure
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Can Kidney Failure Cause Numbness In My Right Leg ?

welcome to healthcaremagic you are too worried about your past renal stones numbness in right lower limb most probably not related to kidney failure you should consult physician and get yourself examined to find out the cause of numbness in one limb it may be due to some vit deficiency /some peripheral neuropathy proper diagnosis and treatment should help you get renal functions tests done to be tension free as regard to renal failure