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12-10-2012, 10:02 PM | #1 | ||
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I recently had a skin biopsy that showed Small FIber neuropathy. I'm managing to work and live fairly well considering. I get down often not knowing how much worse it may get though. How about yourself? We're you born with Diabetes? Has the neuropathy changed or worsened? Thanks for replying. Take care |
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12-11-2012, 10:32 AM | #2 | |||
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This is probably saved my sanity and my life. Doesn't work for everyone but thankfully it worked for me. My husband has had idiopathic PN for over 20 years., And funny that you mentioned a virus 6 years ago. 30 years ago, my husband was stricked with a FEVER OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN. Some kind of virus. Knocked him cold.They never gave it a name. He was put in isolation at the hospital and it ran it's course. He was home for one month after an 8 day hospital stay in isolation where everyone wore white coats and masks. I was not allowed to visit him. We'll never know why he has neuropathy in his toes. Might be from that experience. He burns constantly. Might be from spinal stenosis but this back thing is only the last 3 years or so. His neuropathy started 20 years ago. Might be lots of stuff going on...dual diagnosis, etc. Be well my friend. Melody
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