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Old 02-23-2014, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Susanne C. View Post
I have a fairly advanced hereditary neuropathy, but I do have the same slippery feeling in my hands that you describe. "Like they have been sanded down" describes it perfectly. I often hold things too hard because I can't feel them, I chip plates putting them in the dishwasher,releasing them too soon, just no real sense of my hands. My handwriting has also deteriorated.

Standing also affects me the way you describe, as does walking- relief while I am doing it but increased pain next day. With normal EMG and reflexes, though, I do not think yours is hereditary. Many here can relate to how hard it is to get a doctor to adequately address your concerns without positive test results.
Thank you for the reply....there is no family history of PN to my knowledge although a lot of arthritis on the female side. Having GPs tell me that the pain in my feet is actually all in my head is a frustration....I even had to go through CBT which was a total waste of time for everyone.
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