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Old 08-01-2013, 01:05 PM #7
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Dr. Smith, I do realize you are asking Fiestlady, and I hope she will reply too.
But, for me, yes it feels like a cellphone vibrating in pocket. It is all over for me, particulary in the trunk and chest area and down spine.
It is not getting any better, even with months on Methatrexate.

To Fiestlady:
I did not mean to take over, I wanted to compare, and discuss with someone who are having similar symptoms,
I hope you are finding treatment.
Thank you Dr, Smith
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