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Old 03-29-2022, 04:22 AM #11
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I have come across the term "Coasting" with respect to Neuropathy.

This describes the experience of symptom progression before gradual improvement after the cessation of alcohol. This is known as coasting and is encountered in other toxic neuropathies.


Alcoholic neuropathy: possible mechanisms and future treatment possibilities - PMC.

This paper uses the term in the opening paragraph and offers excellent insights in supplementation.
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