Ditto!

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Holy cow! I'm so sorry for all you have gone through with your back! Foot drop is a medical emergency and should trigger you to get a new MRI. Also, I have huge issues with the care you have received. Diazepam, baclofen and narcotics all depress your breathing. The combination puts you at high risk for accidental overdose and death. Who put you on this regimen? Fire them. Once your emergency is over you need to get with an addictionologist and get off these meds. Consider ketamine. After that if you are still in pain contact me back and we can go over your MRI and point you toward corrective treatment.

@@BestPracticeHealthmy doctor put me on these meds to help with my pain and when she saw my drop foot she send me to A/E and there was seen by two Orthopaedic there, they did another MRI of my lower back and later called into a room to tell me the results, saying my bulging disc has got bigger and was lying on a nerve which was affecting my left leg. I'm down to get some injections when some Consultant comes back from his summer holidays and then was told he only does two of these injections a week. so just have to wait till he comes back and hope he calls me in soon. I was told that if I can't move my left toe I was to get to A/E. Yes, I'm worried about the meds I'm on but the spasms can be bad and I seem to be getting worse regarding sitting, so bed a lot of the time lately, and wheelchair when I get to go out . Thank you so so much for replying to me I really appreciate it. and not forgetting your videos on this channel about how you explain things so people can understand. ❤

The mechanism (prolonged sitting in lotus) definitely suggests hip. But he has no hip pain, and numbness in his toes.