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Old 12-05-2013, 08:50 AM #8
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Mrs. D- I have the burning sensation again, in the left thigh only, it seems to have gotten worse as I am also having a spinal arthritis flare up with sciatica in that leg. Do you think a lidodrrm latch would help that? It is strong enough to wake me up several times at night.
Could a back flare up exacerbate all PN symptoms?
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