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Old 06-18-2012, 03:14 AM #1
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Hi

I found this forum by accident when looking for tarsal tunnel.

I have carpel tunnel and ulna and radial nerve entrapment in both arms and am convinced I have the same issues with my legs, but am still trying to persuade my GP it isn't my Fibro or Sjorgens!

Open to suggestions and ideas on pain management and I hope to get to know you through the forum

Jayne
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