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I must have had it long ago, although the doc's never named it for me then. Mine was found as part of the standard Evoked Potentials testing. For me, besides the numbness and tingling in both feet, I had what someone else had named, "Bunched Socks Syndrome". If I tried to curl my toes it felt like I had cotton balls or a sock bunched up all along the underside of all ten toes. It's lasted for years. Mine never caused pain, just annoying and constant numbness, tingling, and my feet always feeling cold. It still does 20 years later. I guess that's neuropathy - it is caused by sensory nerve damage. MsBluIs Last edited by msbluis; 05-31-2014 at 10:16 AM. Reason: spelling correction |
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