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Old 04-24-2007, 04:25 PM #1
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Hey all - I have a question.
Do you have trouble with your hands burning?
My hands tingle and burn occaisionally, and have residual numbness from those "episodes".
Same as the bottom of my feet.
As I said b4, my right big toe is slightly numb all the time, but I thought the feet got numb first?
Anyway, dumb question.........sorry!

Thanx, Liz
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My hands are burning all the time. Feet too.
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Hi -

My PN started as equal opportunity feet and hands - woke up one morning with a complete numb foot up to ankle, and hand up to wrist on the same side of my body - and spread from there..........

THey think auto-immune - but still arent sure.....
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Mine went from feet to knees.
hands to elbows
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Isn't this a children song??? Nursegirl Sue
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My sxs - primarily pain & burning began in my feet. It was about a year into it before my hands & arms were affected. The pain & burning in my hands has never reached the level in my feet.

Actually, my hands have calmed down some over the past few years. I generally have very little problem when my hands are not being used . . . altho at nite they get very numb until I am up in the AM . . . but any activity brings on discomfort in my hands and at times up to the elbows.

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