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Old 09-05-2011, 06:34 PM #4
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Originally Posted by Buttercup40 View Post

Hope this helps.
Can I please ask, is it normal to get this very painful electric shocks with PN?
Thank you once again
Buttercup x
I have had the painful electric shocks quite often, more often the milder ones. Has he had an EMG lately? My electrical shocks are horrible for the first few weeks after an EMG. It seems to stir things up.
They did settle down somewhat when I went up to 1800 mg of neurontin.
I have hereditary neuropathy, CMT.
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