Theoretical Question...

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If a nerve in the body that was compressed or obstructed in some way, and the results of it caused moderate complete body weakness, what is your guys theory on where that nerve might be located?

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    I've been told I've got L4 and L5 disc degeneration but they think I've got a trapped nerve in my right thigh I have muscle atrophy in my calf muscle it's nearly all gone I can't lift my self up on my right foot (toe lift) now my right bum is reducing in size also it is twitching all the time. I've been to see a professor in London had MRI. And pet/ct scan but now waiting for results and to hear back from them. I'm almost suicidal with all this honestly nerve/ muscle pain is terrible isn't it constant ,,,, 

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      Hi terry62719

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