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Old 10-30-2013, 12:38 AM #1
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Default Smelling things that are not there ?
Hey all....I cannot sleep and my mind is spinning.

I have been smelling things that are not there. Weird....I have SFN that effects my feet and hands.......but I smell things like dirty socks, roast beef cooking and most recently spaghetti sauce...what the heck is going on ?

Surely not a symptom of SFN ? Could it be the gabapentin ?

That's all I need....another symptom...like I don't have enough already

Any thoughts on this ?

Debi from Georgia
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