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Old 04-20-2013, 10:19 AM #1
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Default neuropathy involving gut pain!??
Hey guys..depressing old me again..

Every single day I have burning inside my stomach/guts..like ulcers everywhere ..I haven't noticed if it flares when I eat..but I think its pretty constant unless the meds are doing their job.

Anyway does anyone else have burning in their "guts"?
Its awful. I tried antacids just in case ..didn't do anything. So I have to assume its part of the PN

Thanks friends. Have a nice weekend.
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