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Old 08-24-2008, 02:08 PM #1
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Default neuropathy?

I just got the dx of neuropathy. It is what has been causing my feet burning, tingles, cramps, pain... It appears MS is holding and not causing problems at this point, but neuropathy is. I'm really scared. I was thinking about Hopkins for the MS and do have my info there. But, now that I have neuropathy, will it even make much of a dif.

I understand neuropathy is common in people with MS and can cause just as many problems. I understand life can be h*ll with it.

Please - any info or experience with it. I know we have a board, but I really want to hear from those with MS or MS experience.
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