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Old 12-05-2010, 08:02 AM #1
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Hello, I just found this forum through psych central and boy am I happy I found it! I am having severe nerve pain, burning, tingling and numbness on the outter portion of my left leg from my hip to my knee. I also have bilateral tarsal tunnel. The doctors are still looking for the cause of the nerve pain in the left leg. EMG's are all normal so it is not coming from my back.

Anyway, enough complaining, just wanted to say hi to all
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