Memory fog & neuopathy; Do they often occur together

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10-13-2015, 01:39 PM

chris85

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chris85

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I have some similar symptoms and tests sounds like some kind of neuropathy, but could be fibromalygia. Gabapentin generally has favourable reviews for fibromalygia on drugs.com. Probably not a bad move, but there is always a risk. I'm undiagnosed but can get by just about without meds so I do. Whatever it is b12 supplementation should be worth a go. It's usually worth trying a few sensible options before long term pain killers eh?

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