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Standard memberGrampy Bobby
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OTC Remedies

* Lower Leg Neuropathy?

*

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Standard membermikelom
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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]OTC Remedies

* Lower Leg Neuropathy?

*[/b]
Glad to see '*' and not '1' and '2'.

Excellent improvement. 8/10

Keep up the good work, GB.

Teacher Mike.

-m. 😀 😀

SubscriberJS357

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]OTC Remedies

* Lower Leg Neuropathy?

*[/b]
Google it. Ask your doctor.

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Standard memberChessPraxis
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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]OTC Remedies

* Lower Leg Neuropathy?

*[/b]
Even the Rx medications sometimes have little effect on DPN, I am not sure about LLN though.

SubscriberGreat Big Stees

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]OTC Remedies

* Lower Leg Neuropathy?

*[/b]
A saw. Cut above the knee.
Then take two aspirins and call me in the morning.

Standard memberGrampy Bobby
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Originally posted by JS357
Google it. Ask your doctor.
It's your opinion I value, as a friend, not some stranger on the web.

SubscriberKewpie

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
It's your opinion I value, as a friend, not some stranger on the web.
That statement absolutely floored me. Everyone on this site is "some stranger on the web".

SubscriberGreat Big Stees

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Originally posted by Kewpie
That statement absolutely floored me. Everyone on this site is "some stranger on the web".
And some are stranger than others.

Standard memberGrampy Bobby
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