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Old 11-09-2013, 07:57 PM #5
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Do those with PN feel the constant vibration in other parts of the body?
I have so much tingling everywhere.. on top of that. What other drugs can cut the pain besides the anti-depressants that just sedate me too much-even taking at night?
My skin has become very sensitive as well. Can PN spread that fast to other places you did not have it in before?


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