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02-23-2008, 04:14 AM
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Both of my feet were becoming numb. The numbness was moving up both legs. I had a scare when one pain doctor that I was seeing for my back suggested it could be diabetes, since he didn't see anything in my MRI that could affect both feet. That is what got me proactive in finding a new primary care physician. From there the ball started to roll....long story short... no diabetes...."just" ms.
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both feet were numb
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