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Old 06-20-2010, 10:46 PM #1
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Default PN: chest and leg pain
I have once in a while get these sharp grabbing pain in my left chest that only last for seconds. The strange thing is that when it happens I get these sharp pain down my left upper leg. Can this be from neuropathy? I was told that I have sensory and motor neuropathy and not the other. I thought the sensory and motor pn only affects the legs and arms.
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