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Old 03-06-2014, 06:21 AM #1
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Default Burning skin after taking a shower?
Does anyone get this as a problem? I've had it for a fortnight now - every morning within minutes of taking a shower my left shin starts to burn - it lasts from a few minutes at best to the entire morning.

As a separate question is PN associated with cognitive impairment? Some days I really struggle with getting the words out coherently, that's been going on for some time now
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