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Old 10-10-2009, 11:42 AM #1
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Default Feet to hands progression

The burning in my toes and front part of the foot has in the past few weeks moved into the ball and sole of the foot making it painful to walk or stand for long periods. The toes actually feel OK most of the time.

At the same time I'm feeling an increasing burning sensation, right in the centre of each palm and some mild cramping sensations in the hand.

Can anyone tell me if this sort of progression is typical ?
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