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Old 08-05-2007, 12:45 PM #4
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I have had the tingling and pins and needles since before the 1st of this year and joint aches for much longer than that. But then a burning on the bottom of my feet sent me to my PCP.

the pins and needles in my face and lips has been recent.. about two months.

I'm anxious to see the neurologist and have the EMG etc. performed so perhaps we can find a dx.. and then some rx??
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