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Old 02-13-2015, 05:52 PM #7
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Do you recall which antibiotic? Most of those used for urinary tract infections cause PN.
(nitrofurantoin, Cipro, Levaquin, etc)
If it was not for the excellent advice of Mrs.D i would say test for Lyme but it also looks like it could be something autoimmune to me.

I often wander why my nerves got so damage after the initial intoxication took place.
I my case it was damage with a long time delay this may be also what is happening to you.
They never measured something autoimmune but i suspect the immune system overreacts somehow.
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