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Old 01-10-2011, 10:38 AM #6
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I have yet to receive my diagnosis, although I'm getting closer. I too, have noticed more nerve pain lately. I have alot of numbness, tingling and pain in my left leg, from butt to foot. Lately, at night, it drives me nuts. Burning, tingling pain and takes forever to relax enough to sleep. I was offered neurontin for this a few months ago, but declined because I take enough pills and really didn't want to add any more to the list, BUT, ready to call and request a prescription.
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