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Old 11-23-2013, 03:46 PM #1
LithEruiel LithEruiel is offline
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Default Does anyone have dull pain?

Asking again…I was recently diagnosed after 10 months of pain and swelling in my left ankle and foot, but I don't have a burning pain, it's a dull pain. The neurologist I saw said the cause could be low B12, which my B12 is low (256) and needs corrected, but I'm still thinking there's another cause of the pain because I don't have the typical type of pain. I've had X-rays, an MRI, and a bone scan which didn't show anything except swelling (that I could already see). The doctor that did my EMG said it was PN, but the sports medicine doctor (the 3rd doctor I saw for this pain) didn't agree, but he hasn't been able to come up with any other cause besides possibly RSD (though I never injured this foot except overuse injury from working 12 hour shifts on my feet).

Does anyone else have atypical symptoms?
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