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Old 06-05-2018, 05:48 AM #3
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Originally Posted by zorro1 View Post
Sooner or later the symptoms would have presented themselves either after a shower or any other time. You become aware at that time.

All of the symptoms described indicate neuropathy.

You should be looking for what could be a trigger eg certain antibiotics or alcohol. Doctors can't do much as once it starts they are powerless to stop it

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Thanks for the reply Zorro1
I don’t believe the symptoms would have presented themselves as I don’t have a underlying comditon or I do not drink Alcholo and no antibiotics for at least a year prior I had 0 symptoms before that shower.something triggered a reaction which spread acutely for next 2 weeks.
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