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Old 11-03-2010, 06:13 PM #1
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Hi tollyleslie! i am new here also and as you can see it is a very welcoming community. someone with some good info always shows up to guide you and help get through these awful problems! I wish you the best and hope you ca get some fucntion back in your legs. i am dealing with right sided neuropathy myself, along with both feet. i can imagine how bad if i ahd it in both legs :/
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Hi tollyleslie! i am new here also and as you can see it is a very welcoming community. someone with some good info always shows up to guide you and help get through these awful problems! I wish you the best and hope you ca get some fucntion back in your legs. i am dealing with right sided neuropathy myself, along with both feet. i can imagine how bad if i ahd it in both legs :/
Hello All, I suffer from post chemo neuropathy and wonder if others who have this condition feel more pain at night than during the day. Also, what supplements do you take to try and alleviate the condition? Thank you, Suzanne White
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Hello All, I suffer from post chemo neuropathy and wonder if others who have this condition feel more pain at night than during the day. Also, what supplements do you take to try and alleviate the condition? Thank you, Suzanne White
Welcome to NeuroTalk. There are some studies showing that acetyl carnitine can prevent or repair Chemo damage. Ideally this should be done while the chemo is being had.

However, I would try it anyway, as there is nothing to lose except some $$.

This post should get you started:
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/post653568-5.html

Please stop by out Peripheral Neuropathy board, and start reading our subForum there as well.
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum119.html

The main board is for general conversation about PN:
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum20.html
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