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Pain In Leg, Numbness In Foot, Headache. History Of Breast Cancer. Rectal Bleeding

I am in so much pain at night on a very low part of my left back and it runs down my leg , creates numbness in my foot , and I also get terrible headaches when I m laying down that are worse when I m laying down. Years ago if I had a headache it would improve by laying down. I have also had breast cancer, two mastectomies just six years ago. I m now also bleeding from my rectum. Sorry to give you so many issues, but I sure value your help, Thankyou dearly. From Dana Gammell
Mon, 25 Nov 2013
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Hello I have gone through your query and understood your concern. In my opinion your symptoms suggestive of spinal cord compression. You need to investigate a MRI of spine and confirm diagnosis. Take ibuprofen or paracetamol tablets but need surgical intervention for treatment. Thanks.
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Pain In Leg, Numbness In Foot, Headache. History Of Breast Cancer. Rectal Bleeding

Hello I have gone through your query and understood your concern. In my opinion your symptoms suggestive of spinal cord compression. You need to investigate a MRI of spine and confirm diagnosis. Take ibuprofen or paracetamol tablets but need surgical intervention for treatment. Thanks.