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Old 07-06-2011, 08:27 PM #1
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Default PN RLS and Tendonitis
New Member. What a great site. Anyone else have PN, Restless Leg Syndrome
and Hip Tendinitis? The hip problem seems to be related. When I sit for long periods of time my feet go numb-even more than usual- more tingling too.
I've had these symptoms for a few years. MRI shows bilateral inflammation in the medius and minimus hip tendons. RLS comes and goes. Having skin biopsy
tomorrow for PN. Anyone else had the skin biopsy with the staining procedure
to determine condition of small fiber nerves?
Not sure if I'm doing this right so let me know if I screw up.
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