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I had been referred back in dec to see a neurologist, i tried to wait on them but the pain in my feet is feeling like i'm on a rock bed with out shoes on. i'm 49 years old and i work as a mechanical maintenance operation personnel for the veterans center
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Neuropathy : Possibly peripheral neuropathy most often caused by diabetes can be from Vitamin b12 deficiency or idiopathic or other neurological diseases . See primary care physician and neurologist for diagnosis and treatments
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