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Old 03-07-2013, 08:00 PM #1
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Default Problem with tongue related to crps?
As I've watched my crps slowly progress I have to always question things happening to my body- are they related to crps or not? The past several days the tip of my tongue has been tingling/numb. Has anybody had crps "jump" to their tongue? Odd, odd, odd.
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