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Old 01-17-2009, 06:46 PM #12
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I have found that my burning has become more of a deep aching over time. This is all so weird, I guess in 5 years looking back at all this some of us will have a clearer picture of the what is going on. In the meantime I am doing everything i can to eat healthy, stay away from processed foods, take the recommended supplements and get enough sleep.

BTW, does anyone here have scoliosis? I do and I know it is associated with certain nerve disorders sometimes...

Today my hands burn and tingle while the cellphone is going off in my right leg The vibration thingy is the only asymmetric symptoms I have.

Also did anyone experience eye pains with their neuropathy? I did in the beginning and still get it very rarely.
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