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Old 08-20-2015, 03:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Patrick Winter View Post
I Hadn't had a common cold in about 2 years. At that time I hadn't had full blown Small Fiber. Now i got my first hit of a common cold/upper respiratory deal. Seems like it's amping up the "Biting/Stabbling" in hands and feet aspect of my SFN that had really not been something I experienced in a while (just burning at night). Has anyone found this to be the case at all?
As respiratory viruses are beginning to be seen as triggers for autoimmune neuropathy, its highly possible it can trigger it, because when you have a cold or the flu, massive inflammatory processes are going in your body, and would certainly worsen your neuropathy. Cold and flu are suspected to cause delayed effects as well. my PN began little more than a month after i had a pretty bad cold. i had bronchitis for a week, after the cold was gone.
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