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Old 11-15-2013, 07:17 PM #2
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I have PN in my extremities from a pinched nerve and it seems to be causing itching. Has anyone else experienced this?
Itching for me is a symptom like all over burning that comes and goes. It is a side effect of some of my medications, but I have had it from before I started those, and my father had it as well, more severe than mine, but my sensory loss is more profound. We have / had hereditary neuropathy.
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