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rectal pressure from lower back injury l4 l5 Posted: 05-31-04 18:55pm


Does anyone that has a lower back injury l4 l5 area have any feeling of rectal pressure I feel like I am the only person even though I have gone through every test imaginable and everything has pointed out to be of some nerve in my lower back I still find it hard to believe that nerve damage can cause so much havic, any info or advice would be much appreciated,

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