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Old 06-17-2014, 05:11 PM #9
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Is it something that is periodic or 24/7?

Do you notice any other symptoms that coincide with it...like hot, skin clammy or any lightheaded?
Right now my symtoms are constant diffuse prickly sensations, burning all over and cold hands and feet. My feet turn blue when seated stationary for a while and my eyes feel somewhat dry. I am not sure if it is Raynaud's or not. I think I generally feel sick too.
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