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Old 03-01-2008, 11:01 AM #1
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Default Numbness
I don't have a lot of pain but feet feel like I have tight gloves on.
My main problem is numbness and the resulting loss of balance.
I fell going to the manacurist. Parked close to the curb, hoisted myself up
the curb using the hood of my car. When I straightened up I careened
into the window and fell. Para-medics were called. Thank goodness I
did'nt break anything. Does anyone know of any treatment for numb feet?
I will appreciate any help with this numbness and loss of balance.
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