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Old 09-24-2010, 09:17 PM #1
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Default pin pricks all over, electrical crawley feelings
Does anyone else experience these odd sensations, not limited to certain parts of body (happens everywhere, head to toe.)

I don't have a lot of muscle aching, mine are abnormal neuro sensations, every possible test known to man came back negative...........It has to be Fibro!!

I am on 900mg. Neurotin/day.
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