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Originally Posted by Trishann
Does PN causes your knees to get in a lock position, last usually only for seconds?
?? this is a new one for me & I have no answer
Does it causes you to fall if you don't walk on a straight surface?
Loss of balance is usually one of the first signs of PN
Does it cause stiffness especially waking up time?
It Can
Do PN causes knee pain too?
It Can
Taking a warm bath helps with leg pain temporially or does ice pack help your legs?
Some feel ice helps, others like warmth
Does your legs feel cold at times even though you don't have poor circulation?
Yes, this can occur
If you have sensorimotor polyneuropathy, and it alreally affected your feet, legs and hands can it spread to any other area of your body?
Yes, it can-but not necessarily so.
Hope you don't mind that I am asking all these question? Just wonder how much PN affects you and what you do for temporially relief.
Everyone is affected differently and there are many different temporary relief remedies.
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Above
(in blue) are my
direct responses to your questions.
You would benefit by reading the
'stickies' at the top of the
topics page,
carefully-and go to the links provided therein.
You will find that you need to do a lot of research and reading
to answer your questions adequately.
You are your own
advocate, and are
'on your own' when it
comes to gathering information about PN in general,
and specifically how it relates to your diagnoses.
There are
many similarities, but there are
many more differences .