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Originally Posted by Raglet
hi there
I have sle as well, and at a guess I would say that PN is the most likely candidate as it is not uncommon with lupus. The nerve studies may or may not show it, depending on which fibres are being affected. If a person has PN in the small fibres, it will not show up on the tests so a negative test does not rule out all types of neuropathy.
Remember to check that none of your supplements have alfalfa in them (commonly used in supplements) as it can trigger a lupus flare.
nice to meet you dave
raglet
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Erg... I just checked and the suppliment does have Alfalfa listed as an ingredient. Oops.. wonder if that is why it has been hurting my stomach and I have been feeling fatigued. I am at the tail end of my flare so a lot of the issues I feel I am attributing to Prednisone withdrawal so hopefully I havent done something stupid. Going to dump these and go try to find a local shop that sells the Methylcobalamin type, then order some online.
Thanks for the tip!
dave