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I've been getting random pains throughout my body- mostly my extremities. they are piercing pains and leave as fast as they come. is this nerve pain?
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See a Neurologist: These symptoms deserve a proper workup in the office of your physician. You may need to see a neurologist or a pain specialist. However, you need a proper in-depth work up.
Answered 5/2/2018
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