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Sudden brief electric flashes of violent foot (nerve) pain

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Jan 7, 2019.

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I've been reading around the forum here and, while several people have described symptoms similar to what I'm experiencing, none seems quite to have the same thing.
My attacks started about a decade ago when I was around 40 and since then I've had maybe 100 attacks in total; months and months go by without them and when they come they tend to come in clusters when for a few weeks you'll get one a day or every other day. (I'm in the midst of one of these periods right now.)
These attacks...

Sudden brief electric flashes of violent foot (nerve) pain

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admin, Jan 7, 2019

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