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What Causes Lower Back Pain And Numbness In Foot?

hey i am 30 year old healthy guy.i had a RTA 1.5 month ago with a plate compression fracture diagnosed via ct and bone scan at the level of T12 and T11 .i have been using JEWet brace , i suffer from a severe low back pain especially in the morning and a numbness in both foot without weakness the neurological examination and function is intact.whats the reason behind the LBP given that the fractures are above this level ? does the brace have anything to do with this ? do you recommend MRI?thank you
Fri, 5 Jun 2015
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
Hello,
I would suggest you to get MRI because some time there is cord edema or mechanical pressure by a very small fragment which is not visible on x rays. Back pain can be due to muscle haematoma and it can occur in whole back.
So get your MRI as soon as possible. If you want then you can share your MRI report with me also. I will try my best to help you.
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What Causes Lower Back Pain And Numbness In Foot?

Hello, I would suggest you to get MRI because some time there is cord edema or mechanical pressure by a very small fragment which is not visible on x rays. Back pain can be due to muscle haematoma and it can occur in whole back. So get your MRI as soon as possible. If you want then you can share your MRI report with me also. I will try my best to help you. thanks