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Old 09-02-2021, 08:11 PM #1
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Default Peripheral neuropathy 1st post

Hello everyone. I hope you’re all having a wonderful day! This is my first post.

I’m a 33 yo male experiencing muscular pain and spasms throughout the body (top of head to the tips of my big toes). I’m also experiencing pins and needles in my extremities from time to time (usually while in bed or after sitting for a while).

My big question is if anyone else out there experiences muscle pain and fatigue after exertion, but all of the strength still seems to be there?
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