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Old 01-24-2014, 05:15 PM #1
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Default My fiance has diabetes...

...and her neuropathy is either a 1...or a 17. Some days she can control it, but usually it catches us off guard and we spend all night trying to keep her comfortable and warm. Recently, we discovered topical pain gels (THANKS, A&R PHARMACY) and they have been helping phenomenally. I recommend looking into them if you haven't. It's a daily struggle, but it's nice to know there are things out there that actually help and our truly "cutting edge."
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Wink Great to meet you!!


chiefsfan37,

It is great to have you come and be with us. You will fine a great number of dear friends to listen when you are in need of ears. Please, just let us know how we can help you out. You will find out we are supportive and relaxing place.

Click onto the following forum, there you will meet fellow members to help you out.

Diabetes / Insulin Resistance / Metabolic Syndrome:
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum53.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.

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Default Hello

I'm Paul. I have neuropathy. I'm pretty sure I got it from the shingles shot I got last year. The drug store had a sign "Get You Shingle Shot". I thought that should be a pretty good idea, and 4-5 days later my feet got sore. I haven't been able to walk well since. Sometimes I can't walk at all. However, my problems are small compared to some of your readers.

I've tried all sorts of medicines e.g., Nerve Fix, Neuropathy Relief, Cerfolin, Gabpentin, etc. Most work for a while.


This seems to be a pretty good forum. It has lots of information about lots of remedies.
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