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when I lean my head down towards my chest I get a tingling ...
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when I lean my head down towards my chest I get a tingling feeling in the middle of my back. when I bend over that feeling is going towards my toes

 

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June 18 8:11 PM (1 hour and 14 minutes and 36 seconds later)
         
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I think that you may have 2 different problems going on.
The numbness in the back--how far down does it go?
The tingling of the toes-----is this the whole leg down to the toes, or is it fairly localized to the front of the legs, innermost toes and bottoms and tops of the feet?
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June 19 11:14 AM (15 hours and 2 minutes and 50 seconds later)
         
Reply to Judy's Post: the numbness in the back is just the center of my back. the tingling in the front of my legs, so forth. however the tingling has now progressed to my arms, hands, & the outside of my fingers
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June 19 2:48 PM (3 hours and 34 minutes and 22 seconds later)
         
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