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Is there anyone here that has any experience with the relations between arthritis ( osteo and/or rheumatoid) and developement of neuropathy?

Does any one have any links to good articles?

Thanks
Synnove
No. But I do suffer from OA and SFSN. No relationship known in my case, although it's "possible, but not likely" a drug used to treat the OA "could, but not likely" cause the SFSN. There's like 498 "known" things that could cause SFSN.L8r's.
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