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Does anyone else get pulsing tingling and pain in their feet? I got no sleep last night, and the numbness, tingling, and pain were pulsing . . . like very rhythmic and weird. It reminded me of watching those deep sea creatures that emit the pulsing luminescence from their bodies to the tips of their appendages. I half expected to start shooting sparks any minute. . . .

I am in my third week and up to full dose of Imuran.
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