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The small fiber neuropathy that the doctor believes I have is suggesting Ketamine infusions.
To anyone who is familiar with SFN and ketamine, is this something that may be able to calm my feet down?? The pain is to the point that I can't wear shoes or walk or stand for very short periods of time? Any thoughts would be appreciated |
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Small fiber neuropathy and Ketamine infusions
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