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12-28-2009, 05:50 PM
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Hello-- I would like to know if anyone has experience with "Nerve Support Formula." It has B vitamins and is supposed to be good for peripheral neuropathy. I have increasing problems with aching toes. I take Lyrica for it. I assumed the neuropathy was caused by my back problem--I have spondylolisthesis--but I just consulted a neurosurgeon who believes I have idiopathic neuropathy (I don't have diabetes) because I don't have back pain (so long as I don't pick up the vacuum cleaner).
Anyway, I thought I might try this formula if anyone knows anything good about it--Thanks, Constance |
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