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Old 09-21-2008, 09:17 AM #2
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Hi sbvcm,

I have a very hot burning sensation at the very tip of some of my fingers. I goes up under the nail a little. Not sure if that is the same as you are describing? I also get a bad burning sensation on the cuticle area of my big toe. Hope things go well with the PN specialist in October. My appt is in November with a PN specialist.

Let us know how your appointment goes.

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