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Old 08-28-2015, 08:57 AM #29
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Originally Posted by northerngal View Post
That is interesting......do you think it could be, the taller the person, the longer the limbs and nerves, making more nerve there for more chance of damage?
If there was a circulatory condition causing pn, maybe having further to circulate?
There's also a crazy weird study that suggests that neuropathy is caused by old mitochondria. If it's true, I imagine healing would take longer too.
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