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Old 06-29-2015, 01:57 PM #1
Lindyloowho1234 Lindyloowho1234 is offline
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Default Pain worse at night
Does anyone know if there is a scientific reason why most PN gets worse at night?

Luckily my husbands does not, and never has. I know, I know, he should be happy and he is.

But just wondered why he should be the reverse of 99.9% of the postings I see.

Thank you.

Linda
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