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Old 12-29-2011, 03:47 PM #4
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Originally Posted by IWantToCutMyLegOff View Post
Capsasain creme, although it seems to burn the skin of most people, worked for me.
My pain only starts when I lie down at night and fall asleep. Within a few hours I wake up with all the pain symptoms.
If I don't do much walking, and sit in a good posture, I am practically pain-free all day.
Anyone else have a similar pattern?
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