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Confused snf remission?

Can the burning in the feet/legs just seem to get better or go away? I'm not having near the pain i was a few months ago and I was just diagnosed this summer. I've been doing water areobics and water jogging classes at our gym , then the last 2 weeks i've been on otc cold/cough meds and the last week or so i can sit for long periods of time with no burn where a month ago I could not stand to sit for long at all . So now i'm really confused about this disease and then wonder if i got the right diagnosis to start with and could it have been sciatic nerve after all ? If anyone can help I'd certainly love some insight . I know I've read where folks have it get better and come back but I thought that was after having if for years . Looking forward to some ideas on this . Thanks so much . Elizabeth
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