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Old 08-01-2021, 03:48 PM #1
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Default Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Hi all

Do these symptoms sound familiar to anyone at the start of PN ?
Balance issues
Stairs slightly difficult
Electric shock pains
Feels like a pebble under my foot
Fatigue
Burning sensation in legs and arms
With my sensations I cannot bear the inside of my arms to touch surfaces

Hope someone can agree I am not mad! Awaiting more tests under neurology department
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