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Old 02-18-2013, 06:11 AM #9
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Hi guys

Thanks for the info - seems MS doesn't discriminate. It's just coincidental that most of my stuff is left-sided (contrary to the research/advertisement I read recently about affecting more developed nerve pathways - and thus moreso on the dominant side).

I must say, I have had the burning, and some itching - but nothing as bad as the itching you guys have described. Thanking my lucky stars for that - it sounds really nasty!
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