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Originally Posted by Neuroproblem
My symptoms do fit a lot on zinc deficiency but I don't know abt pins and needle. I have not used in zinc based products, like a zinc spray. I dont know how this fits in with loss of sensations. I dont know if its a good idea to go to appoint ment, because based on the last visit, she was more inclined to not find an organic cause to loss of sensations/neuropathies, but kept digressing that this is genetic or heridtery, or mental in nature. What little info i can gather is that all the sensory info leads up to the parietal lobe or temporal lobe damage, either by disease,drugs or injury. i tried to explain this happened all suddenly, if it was genetic, or mental, i shouldve have symptoms for like years, which i do not have. Before i loss my sensations to smell and internal organs. i had very acute sense of smell, better than most people. Besides i do not have my medical records, and my vit d is low, but i dont know how low. She was very resistant to doing any more blood tests, she only did cbc and b12, which i dont think will show anything useful, i did ask her to do all my deficiency but she completely ignored it. Im going to ask for copies of my medical records/test results, tommorow when i go. I will not intend to stay any longer in the visit, only to ask to be tested for deficiencies and for lyme disease, since im going to see a specialist later anyways. If all they do is give me the run around, im going to have to switch to anthem blue partnership plan(welfare, Medi-cal in California) for other options, i have read horror stories about Anthem blue insurance, where they drop people out of network, without notification.
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to a specialist later anyway, then it makes sense not to ask for a full panel blood test. The GP may not know the significance of the readings found. Good Luck trying to connect the dots, the dots keep moving. Good Luck, Ken in Texas.