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Old 01-06-2007, 12:14 AM #1
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Hi all
I have suffered from pn for quite some time now, and laterly I have been haveing ankle pains, as if I have sprained my ankles, it has gotten worse laterly I was wanting to know is this part of having pn also l have been having a lot of cramps in my feet at night is this also part of pn.
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