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Old 06-12-2009, 09:53 PM #1
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Default Sensory Neuropathy?

I've had my finger tips go numb before and I have had slight burning sensation to the finger tips and my toes.

The last couple of days the burning sensation on 2 finger tips has gotten worse and now they are bright red and hot to the touch from the first joint in the finger to the finger tip. I had someone touch my hand to see if they noticed the temperature change. They could. The 2 fingers that were bright red and burning were very hot to the touch in the area that was bright red. Funny thing was the rest of them were ice cold.

Anybody experience anything like this?
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