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Old 08-25-2010, 07:25 AM #5
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Hello Screwed,
I have not heard of the type of condtions you are writting about, found it very interesting as I may have something similar. My problem started after having a boil lanced in the hospital. It was on the right side, when I complained to the doctor who did it she said it was impossible to have deferred pain on the opposite side as the nerves run up and down and not across. Thanks for your info. Lucylou
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