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Default Need help, very unusual situation
It was logical for me to think that the recent numbness I had in butt and thigh had something to do with my back surgery. But within 1 month of that happening, now I have numbness in both arms and head. So it's not my back. This is the 2nd time I am suffering from a PN attack. Not a flare, but a new attack. Has this happened to anyone else?

I had almost recovered and I can't figure out what has happened to me. My Gp has me on Panadol osteo. Any ideas?

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