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Joano, I agree that drugs are a MAJOR cause of PN. I am not sure what it will take for this to be researched better. The other issue is that people don't know that PN is coming on....it isn't like there is one symptom, there can be many, and it can be insidious.

PN is a symptom of many diseases, and yet a disease unto itself....this may be the reason no one has latched onto it. Yep, it would be nice to go on a 'Stop Neuropathy Walk'....I would say run, but, nowadays....running it out of the question.
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