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Originally Posted by mrsD
I don't know exactly... the neuroimmunological responses are affected by emotion. Inflammatory cytokines (PGE2 prostaglandins) are released with stress. Low levels of Omega-3 intake make this worse. Some people have very high PGE2 levels because they are eating far too many bad fats and high omega-6 oils from fried food etc.
If I get frightened, or really PO'd my feet will buzz for a while.
This is not often, but I can tell how upset I am by my feet. It will go down my legs sometimes.
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Thanks MrsD. One thing I just hate is when I am in a lot of pain, then of course I get really upset. I may even start to cry, this of course causes more pain. It's like a vicious cycle, pain, crying, more pain, more crying.
Then the other night I went to my brother's house with other family members. I was laughing and having a good time, almost forgetting about the neuopathy. I could not help but notice a lower pain level. Of course this is not always a given, but it sure is nice.
I need more times like this, as my neuropathy has spread even more. Since November, it now affects my entire body. I am being sent to pain managment for the first time. I just pray that I can find that right combo of drugs that can lessen the pain greatly and help to give a better quality of life...
Oh, and I am still reading Liza Jane's hopeful message in the stickys. Even the neurologist I am seeing now said that yes, there are people with neuropathy who have gotten better. Which brings me to another emotion, hope. This is just so important to have....