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Old 05-30-2013, 10:52 AM #10
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i am very skeptical of anxiety and stress as being the cause of the symptoms you describe. Stress and anxiety can definitely make your symptoms worse, but I would not at this point accept that as a cause. I would get a second opinion if i were you. in the 12 years now that i have had peripheral neuropathy, have i ever met or read about anyone who had peripheral neuropathy defintively caused by stress and anxiety.
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