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Old 07-11-2010, 02:05 PM #1
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Default All Neuro Sensations?!

Does anyone have any input or experience with all neuro sensations/pain in FM? I do not have muscle pain. I have had every test imaginable for neuopathy, MS, etc., etc. All neg.......no dx.

I also have internal tremor.......

Anyone know if this could be FM.......I'm starting to think Parkinsons!!!!
(There is no medical test for Parkinsons).

Any HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!
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