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Old 08-13-2013, 06:14 AM #1
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Default Burning

Does anyone else have ONLY that one symptom???

I am so confused about my PN. Supposedly my hypothyroid is the cause of my PN. When I first got on meds I had multiple symptoms, all of which went away except for the burning.

Last week after I upped the dose of medication the burning went away...for about 5 days, only to return with a vengence.

It seems odd to me that burning is my ONLY pn symptom.

Is that odd? Is it normal??? Most folks here talk of more than one symptom.

I feel like I take 1 step forward and 2 steps back, but everything revolves around burning. Benfotiamine was a miracle a year ago, controlled the burning, then wore off, same as thyroid meds.

This seems strange to me and has me wondering if I am stupid to believe this is thyroid. It actually has me so confused I don't know what to think or do anymore.

Anyone else have only burning?
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