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At 30 days sober, I can say that I have some modest improvement in my symptoms. I have a little less numbness and what little pain I had --an occasional "stabbing" sensation--has not made an appearance in a couple of weeks. I still have fatigue though not quite as much.

I don't know how much of this modest improvement is actually reversal of PN or just the benefits of getting booze out of my system, but I grateful either way. From what I have read, it takes a long time to reverse PN.
Excellent report! And I think I would concur that it takes time. Time for the body to get used to not having alcohol in it, and time for it to regenerate.

It took me a full year before I felt "normal". I hope your time frame is faster.
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