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Leg And Hand Weak, Numb And Stiff. Why? Had An Injury. Is That The Reason?

I have been having weakness in my left legs. left hand numbness and stiffness . have injury in all levels except c-1 in neck,all injury in lumbar . pain pump implanted 5/2010. was rearend in my car 2001,2003,2005,2011. slip and fall on a sidewalk in 2009 that was an inch high, flew into parking lot and hit ground. Just had a emg and ncv today but dr, dont know why my had is stiff she said my cervical do not have damages. I have been tested for arthritis and I dont have. my weakness comes and go and its left sided.
Mon, 6 Jan 2014
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Hi. Weakness on one side of body with attendant history you have provided make me suggest you to go for an MRI of brain and check-up by a Neurologist. It is a small possibility of having local problems in the left limbs due to trauma causing spasm of muscles and with a sequel of fibromyocitis.
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Leg And Hand Weak, Numb And Stiff. Why? Had An Injury. Is That The Reason?

Hi. Weakness on one side of body with attendant history you have provided make me suggest you to go for an MRI of brain and check-up by a Neurologist. It is a small possibility of having local problems in the left limbs due to trauma causing spasm of muscles and with a sequel of fibromyocitis.