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Old 08-28-2010, 07:50 AM #4
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I get deep bone aches & pain in my feet and toes.
I describe it as feeling as if my feet were stepped on by an elephant or rolled over by a car tire.
Deep aches in the center of my bones, definitely not muscle related.
I've had this sx for years. It comes and goes, but gets worse at the end of the day or when I've been on my feet too much.
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