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Default PN possibly caused by hepatitis c?
Hello,

I have been recently diagnosed as having hepatitis c...a big shock to be sure. I have not received treatments yet, but am being monitored- so far my doc says that there's no real rush on getting tx. Anyway, I do have PN which was pretty low level for about 15 years, but has become much more pronounced this past year. I'm wondering if there's a connection with the hep c and the PN.

My gastro doctor says "no", but Google says.... maybe.

Anyone here have knowledge / experience on this?
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