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I feel pins at the bottom of my feet sometimes?
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1st look: Well if you don't see any pins then its probably peripheral neuropathy especially if you're diabetic. Another common cause is B12 deficiency. See a doctor to figure out why this happening.
Answered 6/24/2014
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