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Old 12-02-2011, 03:34 PM #1
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Default Neuropathy and Illness
Hi Everyone,
I have have been sick for the past few weeks. I have taken a Z-pac and now I'm on my second round of antibiotics and steroids. The doctor says upper respiratory infx. Chest x-ray was clear. I took a few days off of work to rest. The problem is I don't feel like I am getting any better. I am exhausted. I have laryngitis and my voice does not seem to be coming back.
I have gotten sick off and on since I developed neuropathy but not often.
Is it common for illness to be worse or last longer if you have an auto immune neuropathy?
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