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numbness l hand pinky, ring finger and sever back pain l sid

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PostPosted: 06/21/07 - 03:06    Post subject: numbness l hand pinky, ring finger and sever back pain l sid Vote now! Reply with quote
I just woke up and have numbness in L pinky ring finger and have had severe L side back pain 1 week
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