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Old 09-11-2009, 06:19 PM   #1
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Default pain in legs from sleeping on side

Does anyone else have terrible pain upon waking in their legs.. from hip down. it will wake me up the burning pain is so bad and I wonder how I am going to move.. I sleep mostly on my left side so this afternoon I laid on my right side for a nap and now both sides are hurting so bad alone with across the sacral areas... I have been diaganosed with fibromyalgia but also have peripheral neurophathy of both feet so which is causing the pain I am not sure. I am sitting here not knowing what to do.. sure as heck my dr. doesn't so any help will be welcomed... Joan
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