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Is there a muscle problem where you don't feel pain?
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Anesthesia: This is usually from a nerve problem (peripheral or central nervous system). The mechanism may involve where the tiny nerve ending come in contact with muscle, but still considered a nerve problem for the most part.
Answered 5/1/2013
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