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Old 02-22-2012, 07:24 AM #1
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Confused Problems recently with speech.
Does anyone know if neuropathy can cause you 2 stutter? I have peripheral neuropathy of the feet & legs severely. U never have a second of relief. The pain is a 10+. Recently it has spread 2 my hands & arms with itching & I've noticed that I'm stuttering alot. My brain knows what I want 2 say but my mouth can't find the words. Any answers greatly appreciated.
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