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While there are some treatments for autoimmune conditions, many of them are just suppression of the immune system as a whole (chemotherapy) and not cures. They are, however, helpful for symptoms. I have wide ranging PN and small fiber neuropathy, all traced back to my Immune Disorder. My immune system attacks my organs/systems, including my nerves. The key here is that at this point I am NOT looking for a definitive diagnosis or a 'cure'. I am looking to alleviate my most difficult symptoms (pain, burning, stinging, and itching skin). Keep posting and letting us know how you are doing. Hugs, ElaineD |
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I guess what I'm trying to determine is if the damage is done, or progressive.... how to manage that vs if this is indeed an ongoing autoimmune process that might do well to be knocked down a bit and treated. There are some interesting stories of people with neuropathies that were a once time autoimmune flare that when caught early were able to be put into remission with immunosuppression. |
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