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Default Question on numbness geting worse?
Not dxed...
but this numbness, although neurontin helps the tingling pain part..but worrys me some that my body is getting worse. Overnts not too many mornings I wake without something or all limbs feeling numbish. Anyone like this? or have suggestions? when seeing the newest neuro that I will meet, I will mention this along with reg sxs...hugsssss,sarah
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