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Question PAIN - another name for PN

I'm new to the forum and am interested in how people cope w/ unremitting and constant pain from PN, particularly the freezing cold toes and feet. I've had the problem for >1year and I've been to Johns Hopkins and UPenn and have diagnoses for idiopathic or prediabetic painful axonal neuropathy but I'm told the symptomatic treatment is the same. For me, Neurontin, Lyrica, Tegretol, Ultracet, and Vicodin, alone or combos are not helpful.
Any suggestions would be welcome!!
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