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08-13-2012, 09:07 AM
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so if i got tingling really bad in both my shoulders and milder version in my legs at the same time (lying down in bed at night) and i dont have MS, then it would fall under autonomic neuropathy right? can't you just have mild form of that bc parts of RSD just don't describe me at all.
if a disc is pinched or dengenerating in my lower back and say it's irritated, that should not cause my shoulders to tingle really badly or vice versa?
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