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Old 11-17-2006, 05:46 PM #8
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Sounds like me.. My legs are the same way. However I have peripheral neuropathyalong with my all over the freaking body RSD.

Mark
hi mark
can you tell me what you feel with peripheral neuropathy? i started this pain in my feet where i can hardly walk sometimes. sometimes i can't even stand on my feet. my neurologist said peripheral neuropathy. i've read on the net and it says it's caused by diabetes or alcohol. i don't have diabetes and i don't drink any alcohol at all.
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