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Default Tamiflu for PN Pain???
My friend Steve just asked me to post this subject on these forums. I said I'd be happy to oblige.

It seems he has a friend with Peripheral neuropathy for 10 years. The guy got the flu, and was prescribed Tamiflu by his physician. HIS PN PAIN WENT AWAY. After some time, the pain came back, and he again asked his physician to give him some more Tamiflu.

SAME RESULTS. Pain went away.

Steve has asked me to run this by all of you.

Has anyone ever heard of Tamiflu as a treatment for PN, and if so, what is it about Tamiflu that could affect PN pain??

Thanks much!!!

Melody
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