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05-26-2009, 12:18 AM
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Just wondering? I legs and feet have just gradually changed from tingling to more of a numbness. Now, here lately, they just seem to hurt and ache. I'm wondering, is the the natural progression? Is more increase in pain what I have to look forward to???
Not trying to complain, things could be SO much worse. Just wondering? Thanks!
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Is tingling to pain the natural progression?
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