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Next to legs and feet, the place I feel the neuropathy the most is in my head...especially the temple region.
I'm sorry you have this horrible symptom in your temples. But I'm guessing that in your case you think this relates to pre diabetes as an early symptom? I am not diabetic although many of my symptoms and signs prompt healthcare professionals to ask me if I am.
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