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What about RSd and Numb Feet Both of them?

 
 
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Old 07-08-2009, 05:12 PM #1
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Cool What about RSd and Numb Feet Both of them?
Is there a correlation between the numb feet all of a sudden and the pain changing after 6 months or so and then the blood pressure changes and irregular heart rate??? And on and on and on.. If so, It just keeps getting better???
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