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Feet Pain, Teeth Chattering, Facial Spasms, Nausea, Lump In The Corner Of Eye. Reason?

I have been having really strange symptoms over the past 6-8 months. Started with pain in feet then teeth chattering, then facial spasms, nausea , shooting electric like pains. Now I have a lump in the corner of my eye I ve just noticed tonight, which is really tender and the pain goes up to my head above my temple, the same area I feel spasming when I have the teeth chattering. I am female aged 36, I am around 5ft 7 adn weigh 14 stones.
posted on Fri, 15 Feb 2013
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If your father or mother is diabetic and you have symptoms of diabetes like increased thirst, increased urination in night go in for diabetes evaluation in a good lab and if it is negative consult a neurologist. Tell me if you have past history of low back injury for your electric shock like pain in legs starting from thighs to tip of legs a condition called sciatica. If it there consult orthopaedician.
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Feet Pain, Teeth Chattering, Facial Spasms, Nausea, Lump In The Corner Of Eye. Reason?

If your father or mother is diabetic and you have symptoms of diabetes like increased thirst, increased urination in night go in for diabetes evaluation in a good lab and if it is negative consult a neurologist. Tell me if you have past history of low back injury for your electric shock like pain in legs starting from thighs to tip of legs a condition called sciatica. If it there consult orthopaedician.