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Old 01-15-2008, 03:17 PM #21
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Does the burning or pain seem to be equal on both sides of your body? Both feet-legs etc.

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Hi,

Yes the burning is symmetric. I have had multiple tests and workups over the years. My neurologist does not feel I have MS nor peripheral neuropathy. He feels I do have a central pain syndrome but my brain and cord MRI is normal. This is all very puzzling.
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Does the burning or pain seem to be equal on both sides of your body? Both feet-legs etc.

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Welcome RLuckyL. With MS, Sensory symptoms can be on either side or both. My left side is my weakest side. If it weren't for my stronger right side, I probably couldn't walk at all.

Tell us more about you, Ron. We are here to help, if we can.
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