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03-18-2015, 11:59 PM
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Hello All,
I was diagnosed in November with low b12 levels after a year and a half of nonstop tingling and twitching and shocks to my feet and slowly over time moving up my legs and to my wrists along with horrible pain and a lot of other things that happened that are irrelevant at this point. Upon receiving B12 injections, the progression stopped, but the neuropathy is still horrible. VERY horrible. Has anyone had any success with their nerves healing? I can't seem to attribute it to anything but the b12 because I was low on it and the neuropathy was very sudden and progressive over a year's time. Has anyone had success in healing their neuropathy over time? 
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