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Old 08-10-2007, 10:09 PM #1
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Default neuropathic pain vs neuropathy/are they different?
I do not have true neruopathy-I have neuropathic pain in my feet and legs from prolotherapy shots tha inflamed my nerves it seems permanently. I amm in so much pain I cannot walk 20 feet without knifing, stabbing pain up my whole half of body so i am bed bound unless i want to be tortured. I still have the tingling, the burning and pain-so do i belong in this group, or what?
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