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Old 04-08-2015, 12:01 PM #1
LMPinkereton LMPinkereton is offline
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Default Exercise Makes SFN Worse

Every article and post I have read claims that exercise helps SFN.
My case is just the opposite and I'm curious if anyone else has the same problem.

I definitely have SFN verified by the skin punch test. I have tried many times using an exercise bike and/or walking. I start out very slowly, but every day gets worse and I end up in so much pain after a week or so that I end up going to bed for a day or 2.

I've given up on doctors and pain meds and am wondering if there is anything that goes hand-in-hand with SFN (and Graves) that might cause this. I'm at my wits end and don't know where else to turn.

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