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> >Don - My wife's throt pain begins in the lower part of her neck and spreads >upwards to involve the back of her throat, teeth & jaw, and tongue. It has >changed a little over time. She used to emphasize that her "tongue was on fire." >Now she is more likely to say, "All my teeth hurt." Repeated dental >consultations have failed to reveal a dental cause. > Thanks for your interest. Bob Howard > > >Bob Howard, occasionally known formally as: >Robert B. Howard <[log in to unmask]> >1320 Wisconsin St. >Hudson, WI 54016 >Voice phone (714) 386 3596 > My Dad has complained for several years now that his feet feel like they are on fire. He has been to MANY doctors searching for relief. In fact, that is how he was diagnosed with PD. He has a tremor in one leg also. He went to a neuro hoping to get help with the "burning". Instead he was diagnosed with PD and told that the burning had no relation to PD. I searched the archives several months ago and there was numerous mentions of a burning sensation however it seems no one has been able to convince their neuro that it is related to PD. Dad also has sharp pains in his legs and recently spent a couple of days in the hospital complaining of a sharp pain in his lungs. They found no reason for the problem and eventually said it must be a pulled muscle and sent him home. It finally stopped as far as I know. Nancy Walker