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Old 01-08-2009, 06:56 PM #1
Jalee Jalee is offline
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Location: Florida
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Default Foot problems
First, hello to everyone who knows me from other places.

Just thought I would ask here if anyone else is having problems with dystonia in their feet. I've recently received this diagnosis from my neuro and have started Mirapex.

My right foot which is usually numb and tingly feeling is starting to twist and it is beginning to get more difficult to walk.
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