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Old 05-12-2017, 10:17 AM #1
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Has anyone noticed increased burning with rain storms?
Also wondering if the pool makes anyone's pain and burning worse?
Both make my burning worse!
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Yes, I have pain flares with weather changes. When there are LOWs and storms, I have pain...sometimes huge pain, sometimes just more average pain.

I don't go to pools, so cannot answer that. I have read that chlorinated pools can cause problems however.
Chlorine in pools shown to cause serious health problems

Why is too much chlorine in pools so dangerous?
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I try Epsom salt baths and they help.
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Has anyone noticed increased burning with rain storms?
Also wondering if the pool makes anyone's pain and burning worse?
Both make my burning worse!
Yes, I can't swim in pools because afterwards I have lots of pain and flare up. Burning is only one symptom.

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Hi Goosiegoo,

My SFN discomfort is completely controlled by 3600 mg Gabapentin daily.

I do exercise in a salt water pool and neither that nor storms bother my SFN, which is very serious. But controlled as noted above.

Have you tried Gabapentin for your SFN?

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Storms always cause my SFN to get much worse. For me the pool water has to be really warm. If it is cold my PN flares.
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Hi Goosiegoo,

My SFN discomfort is completely controlled by 3600 mg Gabapentin daily.

I do exercise in a salt water pool and neither that nor storms bother my SFN, which is very serious. But controlled as noted above.

Have you tried Gabapentin for your SFN?

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I have tried gabapentin but it makes me foggy.
Lyrica allows me to be clearer. I may try again though!
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