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Went to to neuro and he didn't mention a correlation between my facial nerve pain and new neuropathy in my feet. And I was a little nervous and forgot to ask! But, I'm having that darn nerve test in my left foot and a little higher Ina week or two. I know it's a little painful. Darn. It's just that I've been through A LOT pain wise in the last year. I'm grateful he is limiting the testing.
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