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chest and neck pain with numbness in bottom of feet

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PostPosted: 07/17/08 - 07:28    Post subject: chest and neck pain with numbness in bottom of feet Vote now! Reply with quote
My friend is having chest and neck pains with numbness in the bottom of his feet and loss of energy. He states that he feels really "groggy" all of the time. Can anyone tell me what may be going on? Any information would be appreciated.
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