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Old 06-27-2012, 03:16 AM #16
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Frown need help!
So ive had the feeling of rls in my toes for about 16 years, ive tried literally everything i can think of to help with this problem, i also feel that my toes are to close together, i dont know it that has anything to do with the rls but i usually get it on my left side leg nd arm, if anyone has any suggestions please id love to know them
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