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What Causes Pain In Leg Along With Tingling And Numbness After An Accident?

I was in a car accident on October 20, 2011. I had damage to my C4 and lower back and was in physical therapy for 6 mths. Now I have days that on the left side ( where I was hurt ) that I have severe pain down my arm all the way down in my leg and foot. I get tingling sensations and numbness. The tingling is on the left side of my head sometimes also. I wake up at night with my left side numb sometimes where I apparently rolled over and was laying on it. They told me that the therapy I went through was all I could have done. The pain, tingling and numbness just seems to be more frequent . Is there anything I can do to stop it ?
Tue, 7 Apr 2015
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Hi, you may now be developing compression on the nerves of your hand which come from cervical spine. take care and consult a spine specialist, you will need an MRI investigation to find out the extent and level of involvement of your cervical discs.
Also do not delay,
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What Causes Pain In Leg Along With Tingling And Numbness After An Accident?

Hi, you may now be developing compression on the nerves of your hand which come from cervical spine. take care and consult a spine specialist, you will need an MRI investigation to find out the extent and level of involvement of your cervical discs. Also do not delay,