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Old 03-19-2019, 04:07 PM #7
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Have you been checked for diabetes, or impaired glucose tolerance? For some people, even a mild problem in this area can lead to pn, particularly the burning sensation/small fiber type. You might want to read up on that and even try a glucose monitor, to see how your body reacts. Of course, your primary care Dr can test you as well.
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