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Old 03-15-2020, 09:36 AM #1
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does anyone with P/N have this condition that I can talk too?
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Hi Dexter454,
I haven't had this condition but in case some here might not know what it is. This is from Medical News Today (2017):

Allodynia: Causes, types, and treatment
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I have Allodynia since 2014. Been to 7 doctors. Finally got diagnosed by Dr. Christopher Lee at Vanderbilt. Given vitamins - did nothing. Treat with high doses of Gabapentin - very high - will give some relief from painful symptoms. Other than that doesn't seem to be anything else to do. See him April for probably referral to Neurologist in St. Louis
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Welcome, Lync!

Sorry you've had to put up with this for so long. I hope that the pain relief med plus having a neuro on the case will lead to some good solutions for you.
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