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Default Neuropathy and Spiriva
My PN pain has been getting worse since early this month. I dont know what is causing or at least exacerbating it. I am taking teh same supplements since I my PN started and and new medications since September 2012. The only new medicine that I can t hink of is Spiriva which I started last December.

I read that Spiriva, as one of its uncommon side effects is neuropathy. However, my doctor does not believe it to be so....

I wonder if those who are using Spiriva has noticed exacerbation of their PN symptoms?
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