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Q: Burning In Legs, Feet And Hands

asked by: lucyd on September 24th, 2007

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I have burning my my legs, feet and hands. It used to be less often before, I thought it was menopause. I have had my uterus removed 5 years ago, I still have my tubes. Could this be what I am experiecing?
I also have hashimoto thyroid and presently on anti depressants.
Could you help me?

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The Ginger 1

replied on September 24th, 2007

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Hi Lucy
This could be a side effect from the anti-depressants, along with the sypmtons of
this condition, which are fatigue, depression and sensitivity to the cold ..
I would go back to the doctor and tell them your concerns ... don't be afraid to keep
on to your doctor, they can only help you, if you go to them with your problems.
Please let us know if we can help further, you know where we are ..

Ginger

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