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Old 05-27-2009, 04:33 AM #1
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Confused Hot irritating sensation
It’s about my Mom, she gets a hot irritating sensation through out her body
and this happens in breaks (some 2 hours), not in a continuous
stretch. I took her to a Hospital, took all the necessary tests but the doctor said everything is clean.

Would like to know the cure for this disease.

Aplogies if this thread doesnt belong to this forum
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