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Old 07-15-2013, 11:33 AM #1
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Default Ways to cope with tingling toes
I have extreme tingling in my toes and no creams have helped. My doctor wants me to take Neurontin 100mg so I will try it.

In the meantime I use a rough brush on my toes. It satisfies the tingling a bit is there any device I can use?

I also have bad leg pain and its hard to walk but I try compression stockings.
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