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Old 12-26-2013, 12:18 PM #3
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Hello and sorry to hear about the return of your symptoms.

Yes, I do have forearm throbbing and burning at the same time. For a while I was convinced there was a claw ripping at my muscles hidden somewhere in there.

So the temporary solution could be as simple as Botox? I have a nerve test on the 6th and more and more tests, I just want some treatment already.
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