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Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 12
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 12
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Alcohol
I've had peripheral neuropathy (idiopathic) for the past 13 years, but diagnosed only about 9 years ago. It started in my feet, and about 9 years ago started in my fingertips. It reached a plateau around 2008 and has not worsened. I've been on on all the usual suspects - the side effects were worse than the pain, or the meds did nothing at all.
Two things help - Tramacet, and alcohol. I do not want to become an alcoholic... but has anyone ever noticed a DRASTIC improvement while drinking? Two or three drinks is the equivalent of two Tramacet 37.5/325mg. My 'recovery period' is always the same regardless. IE - If I take meds (or drink) and I'm on my feet a full day, the following day is full of extra tender feet, far more pain and occasional burning. The day after that I'm back to my normal levels of pain. Thoughts?
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