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Old 09-01-2014, 11:01 PM #16
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I'm in the same boat, Marie. Am 52 and peri-menopausal. My SFN started within a month after going off the BCP last October. I'm considering just going back on them to see what happens even though no one will currently say my SFN is being caused by it. I'll see my gyn for annual exam in 10 days and will discuss it with her.

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I strongly believe menopause threw me into full blown Idiopathic small fiber neuropathy. They both happened around the same time. I was 52 when menopause started and started having Neuropathy symptoms around a year later, too much of a coincidence (?) But my Doctors will never admit to it.
I am perfectly healthy, but suffer with painful SFN! , life is so unfair.....
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