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Old 08-20-2008, 01:11 PM #1
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I was wondering if anyone else has ever had the problem of their bones hurting really bad and being overly sensitive? The last couple of days the bones in my right wrist have been acting this way that even the slightest touch hurts extremely bad. My right arm from my hand to my elbow has also been turning all red. But it hurts just to type this and to hold a pen.
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