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Old 11-12-2011, 02:49 PM #1
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hi.im roger and i have neuropathy real bad in my hands and feet.the pain is constant 24 hours a day.im on oxycodin for it which helps a little for now.my hands burn,sting and are numb.i wear gloves all the time and use a numbing gel called blue goo which helps some.i was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on helping my condition.thanks
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