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hi there
did you feel the pin as sharp, or just as a poke? In some areas I can't even a feel a dull poke, in other areas I can feel the pin poke but it does not feel sharp. So, you can have reduced sensation if you feel a dull poke rather than a sharp prick so to speak. There are lots of degrees of sensation loss. With my feet, I can get a stone in my shoe and not even feel it which is a problem, because it can embed in my foot and cause problems. So, I have to check my feet often. It's good that you could feel the pin, makes life much easier. cheers raglet |
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Raglet, it was very sharp and I could feel it. I was checked last week and it was a dull prick and I couldn't feel it in some places. I guess this stuff effects diferent nerves
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Could it also be how deeply you are being pricked? I feel nothing on my skin at all, or shots, things like that, but a deep sharp stab I will sometimes feel depending on where on my body.... maybe less damage in that area or where the nerves are located?
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I have a friend with this same type of issue. His feet are numb all the time, he says they are stiff too. Yet, if he steps on a tiny pebble when barefoot, or in his socks, he knows it. It's funny how our nerves work and don't work. It's definitely a learning curve that is very hard to get used to. My hands and fingers do not feel numb, yet I will get cuts on them that I never felt happen...it's like mine are the opposite.
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