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Default Autonomic neuropathy
I've had peripheral neuropathy for 12 years. I also have autonomic neuropathy. I'd love to share ideas for dealing with this. For example, when I can't eat, I drink a protein chocolate milk. I hate the constant burping. I read that acupuncture may help the stomach empty more normally. But I can't afford acupuncture right now. I do only eat small meals because I'm not very active.
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