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Old 08-12-2015, 04:27 PM #9
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I agree with this. Ibuprofen, naproxen does nothing for my neuropathy or muscle spasm pain. Tylenol even does a little something (don't understand that -maybe Mrs. D knows), but NSAIDS do nothing. Mine is non length dependent and all over my body and head. It is thought to be autoimmune/inflammatory type thing, but they are not sure.
Hi Healthgirl,

How are you doing, have you tried the steroid infusion to see if it is inflammatory based neuropathy?
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