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Originally Posted by franklin76
Hi Phil,
As the stickies suggest there are many things that could cause sfn. You should look at your autoimmune indicators (ANA, Rheumatoid factor, IGG, IGM levels), heavy metals panel (things like mercury/copper, b vitamins toxicity/deficiency), bacterial infections (lyme/late lyme) etc. 50% of these cases or more end up being idiopathic meaning they just don't know or they don't know yet which is frustrating. Hang in there. I too am in the struggling to keep up with work and not sure how long i can hack it but I am fighting hard every day! If you have any questions feel free to msg me.
Wish you the best.
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Thanks Franklin, really appreciate the feedback and help. Only just coming to grips with a diagnosis and keen to hear what my GP says next week to what to expect and or what I may expect. Today not bad just tingling pins and needles, every day different I expect.