See if your doctor can get you into this:

http://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/Res...aspx?PageID=31

Thanks mrs d.
I am getting that done next week. My gp typed up a letter of recommendation on her behalf so I will send that to my Neuro. He said he will put everything together. But he said it's hard to get in. So let's see.

Other then that I am going to call local universty hospital see if they want a experiment on me!! Well have the students have a go!

Tulips

Tuplips, Rose and I could really give them a challenge!

I'm not sure if I have the energy (physical and mental) to pursue this right now, though. I am feeling quite worn down lately.

But thanks for info Mrs. D.

Thanks for this, I'll ask my Dr. about it this week.

Recently my Neuro told me that there are alot of patients like us. He has several patients with all over burning, spasms, twitching, parasthesias, who DO NOT have loss of sensation. He said that the medical community do not have a diagnosis for this yet, and that he thinks it will take 10-15 years before they have a Name for it. But he said that even if they did have a name, the treatment is still just pain management.

I would imagine that if we all applied to the NIH, they would be the ones to come up with a Name for this?

Yes, I'd call it Iatrogenic neuropathy!

The epidemic of this in younger people is also alarming. I think vaccines and drugs are to blame.

It will be a cold day in hell when doctors admit to causing this in people.

i had to look that one up

Mrs d I know I had this before I got flu shot but the flu shot in 2003 ruined my life. I went from 10 to 10 million. Doctors don't admit it. Only one Neuro says well if u have immune system problem and that's where my symptoms are coming from then it makes sense that it was an attack for my body and it couldn't handle it.

I have had this since 17 and now 32!! It's been exhausting! I am exhausted from hurting. And I mourn the life I lost! Don't want to be a victim but it's sad.

Tulips

isn't iatrogenic neuropathy when a nerve is damaged at the site of injection? Wouldn't that only affect one particular nerve in path, not body wide paresthesia?