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Old 12-11-2015, 11:39 AM #2
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I'm wondering if there are any of you out there that fits the bill of having been diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy (perhaps non length dependent) induced by alcohol, perhaps even more specifically by drinking excessive amounts of beer, though not necessarily. Thanks in advance.

That's pretty interesting that you got a Neuro to be that specific with you, David , if that's what happened.....I can't get mine to get into details like that. It seems like I read somewhere that alcohol related PN is mostly , if not always, small fiber neuropathy, but I could be wrong about that. Sorry I can't help out on this, it will be interesting to see if anyone has info on this.
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