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Old 11-24-2010, 03:18 PM #8
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I have had severe neuropathy (no pain, just numbness) for over a year. It was mild and tolerable, but I had IVIG done anyway. Less than a month later, I got pregnant, and it got terrible. My feet, hands, neck, head, arms, back, etc. Around the same time as the IVIG, I was also diagnosed celiac. My neuropathy has never gotten better, my son is 9 months old. What would make it get so drastically worse in that short time frame? I also have not had a menstrual cycle since.I feel I am at the mercy of my neurologist who seems utterly stumped. Any ideas??
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