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Old 02-17-2014, 11:35 AM #7
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Default Hello Darryl
Yes my friend, PN does effect balance. When the legs or feet are numb, or have pins and needles, that is PN. It is important to do PT for the balance when you have PN. I do the exercises at home on a regular basis, and have improved my walking over the last two years. Check your B12 for good levels, as that can help PN too. My doctor also has used some acupuncture to try and help. So far so good. Write and let me know how you are doing. I miss hearing from you. ginnie
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