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Hi, I'm new to your site. I was diagnosed with peripheral Neuropathy last year. Basically my hands, feet and legs. Does anyone have any ideas why my ck keeps cycling from 600 to a high of 1950? Things calm down for a few months then the pain ramps up and my ck will be elevated again.
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deswan, ![]() Click on the following forum, there will find some assistance. Peripheral Neuropathy: http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum20.html Please keep us up to date on your situation. Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around. My thoughts and prayers are with you. ![]() Darlene ![]()
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Nice to meet u .... my brain fog has set in.....what's ck ?
I have small fiber neuropathy also in my feet and hands. Creeps up to my knees at times. You will find many nice people here with a lot more knowledge than I have ![]() Debi from Georgia |
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The ck is creatine kinase which kind of implies the level of muscle damage. Good luck with your problems too. I am trying to find answers also. |
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