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I'd get evaluated carefully for low thyroid. Also have a good long glucose tolerance test-- minor errors in glucose metabolism begin the process of nerve damage.
Also get a B12 test and ask for the numbers. Don't accept "normal" from a doctor, as US testing includes very low numbers which may start a PN process. Should be at least 400 and preferably higher. Also get a Vit D3 test. Low D3 has been shown to affect immune status and nerve function.
Celiac and more commonly gluten intolerance may be present. Gluten intolerance is less severe, but over time leads to neurological problems for those who have it. So getting a Celiac panel is a good idea. Our Gluten forum here has posts asking questions about results and their interpretation. Remember getting the test is only 1/2 of the task. If your doctor does not interpret the tests correctly the testing is useless.
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