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Severe pain and numbness in the feet and legs and thighs and hands after VSG ?

Has anyone ever experienced severe pain and numbness in the feet and legs and thighs and hands ? I had my VSG 14 months ago with a surgeon in NYC and I am very,very ill........please contact me......need help!!!!!!

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    The immediate answer is go to the emergency room and contact your surgeon. The short answer is you need a full body MRI. There could be any number of reasons for the symptoms you're having. Your sp

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The immediate answer is go to the emergency room and contact your surgeon. The short answer is you need a full body MRI. There could be any number of reasons for the symptoms you're having.

Your spine needs to be checked and you need blood work done. Radiculopathy can cause the symptoms you're describing so they need to figure out what's going on with your spine. Let us know what happens.

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