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Hi again. So I got my CT scan, and I should get the results soon. Going to get my biopsy on Friday. WHAT IF my skin biopsy is negative? I asked the dr. that and he said it won't be, but what if it is? Then I'm back to having no answers? Thanks. I just want to know why my feet feel like they're on fire...and tingling.
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