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Default Exercise nerve pain
Does anyone here find exercise helps alleviate nerve pain? I have nerve pain in many places in my body. I do some exercises given to me by physical therapist. I have some DVDs and do mild to moderate exercise. This all takes about 30 minutes a day.

I don't know if it really helps although it is a distraction from pain.
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