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Old 04-20-2015, 08:28 PM #1
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Not saying that was the reason for symptoms just that technically cold can cause damage. So keep those tootsies warm next winter!

We do have a "one sock club" over on the CRPS forum.
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If you only have issues on one side, have you looked into shingles?
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If you only have issues on one side, have you looked into shingles?

No didn't consider that one.
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