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Old 05-12-2010, 08:55 AM #3
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I have the crossing toes thing. I have had this ALL my life, along with RLS, which makes me somewhat leery that my PN is NOT hereditary?? I think I have been blessed with several diseases that cause PN.

I call those weird toe crossing things, 'Toe Cramps'. Several of my kids get them too. Mine have been so bad as to cause me to suddenly have to stop what ever I am doing and grab my feet and try to massage them out.

Wierd feelings are called paresthesias (par-is-theezsh-zhaas). Kind of looks like Icelandic language, lol.

You are not weird....you have PN.
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