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Old 02-06-2008, 02:55 PM #4
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I was also just thinking maybe my thigh muscles are always hurting but after my legs go numb I don't feel the pain.
This has only been going on for about 5-6 weeks, before Dec 27th I haven't had but a few odd things (numbness related) over the past 4 years, never a every day issues like I'm having now so I haven't started a SX diary yet.
Have you thought about another Nuero? Have you had a second opinion? A doctor that wants to wait untill you can't walk at all is crazy.
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