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Should I blame the surgeon?
Or the anesthetist? (I had region anesthetic where both my legs were numbed.)
And since the surgery took place exactly at the back of the knee joint,
is there a chance that my peroneal nerve is damaged?
Will I ever recover from this Foot Drop?
What if I tell you I had anemia before? (which I don't know since when, and I don't even know if I actually still have it by today) Is there something to relate to it here?
And what if I tell you I might just have deep sleep or another kind of sleep disorder?
Do I really have any neurological disorders?
But why didn't I have Foot Drop before?