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I do agree with doctors work for us but I know I don't act that way when I am around them. I need to work on that.
It think it's important to add that it's not (or shouldn't be) an ego thing about who's "boss". My doctors are part of my team, of which I am captain (yet my PCP is "manager"). I respect their opinions (ALL opinions are respected and considered), and am willing to do what I need to do to earn their trust and respect. It takes some considerable effort assembling a "winning" team that works well, but it is so worth it.

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A known, rare (less than 1/10th of 1%) adverse/side effect is paresthesia, so I spoze it's possible, but permanent PN from a single dose seems unlikely, unless it was a trigger (catalyst) for some underlying situation.

Have you tried all the "MrsD-recommended" supplements?

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I do take some of the recommended supplements. I take Flax seed oil, B12, Folate with Iron, D3 (I was deficient), and COQ10 at 75mg daily. Thats all I take, and I eat alot of greens, nuts, and fruit. I also pray.
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Anti-inflammatory drugs do not work. Breaking up nerve transmission is the ticket for inflamed nerves. Sometimes the nerve endings are so burnt out that there is no help for that numbness. You might want to consider Lyrica. If your nerve fibers are somewhat intact it will work for you. It has cured my pain and numbness in my feet and legs.
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Thank you for the info. I have an appointment at the end of the month with my neuro and I will discuss this with her.
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