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Old 12-31-2011, 01:18 AM #11
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As far as compression is concerned, I think damaged nerves are more prone to the effects of compression than normal nerves. That's probably why tight jeans make my legs go numb. Something happened to the nerves there recently and they are more prone to compressive affects.

Numbness is a big pain. All I think about is the numbness now.
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