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Old 04-19-2009, 11:32 AM #1
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MrsD, I have a lot of burning in my back, especially the upper back. Should I try and put the patches right along the the spine, or just anywhere on the upper back? Thanks...
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Do you know of any sites that portray the hands as well as this site does the foot?. I have both foot, and hand pain, and these photos help a lot in determining the conditions I have, and explaining to my neuro where the pain is.
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