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Old 03-30-2014, 09:33 PM #1
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Default What does healing feel like?
I am finding it difficult to discern between the nerves possibly healing and when the neuropathy is getting worse. From what I have read in this forum, there is no clear answer.

Could somebody please explain what to possibly expect if the nerves are actually regenerating? Can it feel more painful and do the symptoms change in form (i.e. numbness becomes parenthesis and tingly feelings).

Knowing that we are all different, I would still appreciate hearing the symptomology of those of you who have improved.
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