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Default P5P and Neuropathy
Does anyone have any idea if P5P can trigger neuropathy. I know when i have taken tiny doses of B6 i felt worsening of some neuropathy i still have in my arms due to hashimoto's thyroiditis. But i need to take P5P due to A genetic disorder i have called pyroluria which is a depletion of Vitamin B6 and Zinc as well as manganese.

Any information from anyone would be good. Or links.

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