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Old 09-17-2009, 02:47 PM #6
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I have phantom itching at times especially in my feet. In my case, it's the nerves. Nothing to do with anything else. I have CMT.
Kitt, I get the itching too that is stemming from the nerves. The top of my left foot is burning and itching as I post this. I know with some other medical problems, itching can sometimes be a sign of healing. I wish it were the same for neuropathy....
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