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Old 05-18-2007, 11:08 PM #3
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One of my leg sx could be mistaken for circulatory. I have to be really careful how tight I tie my shoe or it really feels constrained and it feels so much better when I take my shoe off. But there is nothing at all wrong with the circulation in my leg or foot. Also it really goes numb if I sit to long, like in a movie.
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