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I take the regular kind of Co Q 10, 100mg, twice a day. I never got any side effects from it at all. PN in general is definately better a year later. I was close to not walking at all. Now I am walking...something is working and I believe it is this suppliment and so does my doctor. I use the "finest" brand from Walgreens. Yes expensive, but worth it. I sure hope this works for you too. I had about given up, and was looking at a wheelchair. I take several other suppliments as well. Let me know how you do and what kind your doctor finally settled on. It is worth a try! ginnie
Hi Ginnie
Im just seeing your response today. Glad to hear you are doing better! What else have you been taking besides the coq10? I am still strugglin with idopathic sfn. For me, neuropathy is mostly painfull sensations, there are days where I feel like giving up too. Im taking 300 mgs lyrica , cant go any higher because of side effects. It maybe helping a little but I still need more pain relief. How did your pn get better? Are you taking any medications for your pn? I was taking 100mgs of Jarrows unbqulinone (sp) Coq10 for a few weeks, but then I stopped because i didnt see any improvement and plus it made me jittery..I am taking other vits I got from MrsD incldg 2000mcgs of Methlycomb-B12 per day. I read you are taking 300mg of coq10 a day. Does it make you jittery? Maybe i will start taking it again but I hope 100mgs is enough to make an improvement. It sounds like your doing better, I hope you continue to do well!! Thanks for your response. Marie
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