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Your Floxin antibiotic is a member of the fluoroquinolone antibiotics, and they are known causers of neuropathy.
Here is a post about it:
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/post661103-2.html
As time passes, more and more people show up on the net searching for this topic. Today there are many more sites you can find on Google about the damage fluoroquinolones cause.
Low electrolytes like sodium and potassium do happen with kidney disease. So you need testing to see if they remain low or were just low that one testing time.
The B12 can't hurt, so I would stay on the methyl form for a while. Beginning low B12 does show up in CBC blood testing as a high or borderline high MCV result.
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