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What I've heard most is Irritated and sensitive nerves. One neuro said "I think" you have pn. I do have Raynauds sporadically and its cousin erthymelagia.

But my feeling is at this point, I have to figure this out myself having visited 20 docs.
Jay Cohen is a doctor who has EM. Three supplements that he uses successfully are Mg, ALA and PC.

http://medicationsense.com/articles/2012/emsup.php

http://www.jaycohenmd.com/erythromelalgia.html
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