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Old 01-15-2016, 11:57 AM #1
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Default Dr. thinks it's not PN...
After 5 weeks of burning sensation in arms and legs.....I went to my Dr yesterday. Since it is the ONLY symptom I have she thinks the sensation is due to a nerve irritation in the neck caused by some funky yoga poses and exacerbated by poor computer ergonomics.

SO she has me on Aleve Am and PM and Therma-wraps for 2 weeks. If that doesn't solve the problem she will bring on the steroids.
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