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DocVikingo:
Then there seems little reason to be concerned about earlier suggestions regarding a possible herniated disc or sciatica.
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yeah, i'm skeptical that parathesias would be the only indication i'd have of back problems and wouldn't have any pain involved in moving around 120# double-130s and 90# scooters... if this is a herniated disc or sciatica i don't understand what all the fuss is about...

As I've been emphasizing in my posts in this thread, cutaneous nerve compression related to thermal protection/gear issues is where one probably should begin in ruling out causes of such paresthesias.
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that sounds more plausible, thanks.
 
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