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By kmaniser | Oct 03, 2012

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Tingling

tingling in stomach and left leg! and ideas?

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Sanjivani Wanjari, MD

Oct 06, 2012

To: kmaniser

Hi,
Tingling in the stomach can legs can be caused by pinching of nerves or may be caused by peripheral neuropathy or vitamin B deficiency. A detailed evaluation & x-ray of the spine may be done.
Consult your Doctor. Take care & good luck.

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