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Old 02-19-2008, 10:08 AM #1
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I am wondering if anyone else has had a burning and sensitivity that runs from spine to under the breast, only on one side. I had this about 8 years ago and have it again. I want to scream as last time I got run around from docs who told me I had shingles and a rash would develop which it never did. This is quite painful and I need some relief. Just took 800 mg. ibruprofen which I have been doing now for 2 days with no relief. thanks, karen
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