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Will sitting/ putting pressure on back of thighs after BBL decrease blood supply to butt?

Myturn16Sep 6, 2017
I had to drive son to school . My doctor said ok to drive at 2 weeks. I used a foam Roller so I wouldn't put pressure on butt , but still felt foot go tingly after awhile . I made sure to shift weight on roller. Is butt blood supply affected by leg blood supply? Thanks!

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