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Old 04-14-2015, 10:30 AM #1
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Hello,

What would you expect from your medication? I have severe non stop tingling, prickling, burning, stinging, electrical sensations, twitching and deep intense pain all day every day ALL OVER my body. There is not one second that I don't feel these things.

By taking medication what would I expect to be gone (hopefully) or reduced. Does med help all of these sensations or just pain (burning/stinging).

Also, how much relief do most people get? 90% ? (hopeful) Does anybody ever feel normal?
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