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I'm truly sorry to hear the morphine didn't help with the SFN, have you found any type of effective treatment for your pain?

Cliffman
I prefer to live with it Cliffman. It's amazing what we get used to over time. If it's flaring very badly then I take a Nefapam - not sure it does much though. Naproxen and Amitriptyline were always my besties but finally the side effects became fire. Keeping busy and walking as much as possible are my preferred methods of distraction these days.
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