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02-06-2008, 09:50 PM
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I have this "somewhat" on one foot. Have had for months... since before dx. I "love"...(NOT)...
 ... these little surprises I hear about along the way, that make me say "okay...that, TOO, was the MS that I didn't know I have. I'm starting to thing "everything" needs to be blamed on ms... On the more positive side of things... it's at least some consolatioin to not be alone!  Good luck! Best Wishes!
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02-07-2008, 07:20 AM
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These problems started in the mid 90's (I've had MS for 20 years). It's gotten progressively worse, albeit slowly. I wear cheap canvas deck shoes so I can "feel" the ground when I walk. I'm still walking fortunately, and nobody knows I have MS. Tom |
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02-08-2008, 07:29 AM
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I have similar problems in my left foot and lower leg ( i only have a left leg!) and there is not much that we can do about the numbness, that leg is also weaker than it used to be and i have a bit of foot drop ( an AFO helps that). I also have RSD, and knowing the insidious nature of the condition, i suspect that that is likely to be having an impact too- do you have any of the skin changes, nail changes etc that go with RSD?? Lyrica has helped me deal with the RSD, its not perfect but it is an improvement
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