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I'm not sure when my numbness began, but I first started noticing a problem when I kept biting the inside of my lip on the left side. I realized it was numb - at least to the touch - hurt like heck when I bit it! Then I noticed my toes were numb during my workoutt, and when I wiped the sweat off my face, my face was numb... Then my right hand got really numb, and my right leg... Then I started noticing that I was completely numb on my back from the bra strap down, and around my neck...

Most of the numbness has remained from my last flare. My back is still numb, as well as my neck, my toes, parts of my right hand, my chin, etc.
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