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Originally Posted by barbie86
I also read that in some women pn strated after birth. So I cannot imagine how is it going to be. I think that worse. It cannot be better, right?
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You will find "hormonal imbalance" casually mentioned as a cause of PN in a few places, but it is not well understood as best I can tell.
Did you PN start when you became pregnant? Maybe a change in hormones which obviously happens during pregnancy is part of the issue.
http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healt...opathy_134,51/
"In many cases, a different type of medical problem, such as a kidney condition or a
hormone imbalance, leads to peripheral neuropathy."
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/healt...hic-neuropathy
"Systemic diseases — Systemic diseases are those that affect the entire body. These include diabetes--the leading cause of peripheral neuropathy--kidney disorders, certain cancers, and
hormonal imbalances."