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Old 08-04-2015, 07:01 AM #1
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Default Numbness in face!
Hi again. The past week or so...I have been waking up with numbness between my nose and upper lip. This has never happened before. It just lasts about an hour or two, and then goes back to normal. I'm having absolutely no facial pain or tingling. Could this be related to the burning in my feet? The dr. said this could spread depending on the cause, but...come on! This is ridiculous! Thanks.
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