Of course, after I posted this, I have had some flare ups for the first time in 3 weeks. Typical lol.

Mainly tingling/prickling/twitching.

Interestingly, my neuro in his latest letter also described this ailment as sensory mononeuritis.

Mononeuritis means damage tu multiple nerves. Sensory mononeuritis is damage to multiple sensory nerves. Small fiber nerves are sensory nerves so Sensory Mononeuritis could be the same as NLD SFN. Wonder what is next for us friend.

mononeuritis is inflammation, and damage of a single nerve.

mononeuritis multiplex would be damage to nerves in seperate limited areas

Interesting. I wouldn't think irritation of a single nerve would give me the symptoms I've had all over the body though?

That's because you, me and all of the others here with full body symptoms don't have "Mononeuritis" of any kind. We all have some form of neuropathy, unknown cause. It all began after a stressful event which compromised our physiolgy, be it either an illness or injury (injury in my case). We can all hope things will stay the same and not progress, I am hoping for that rather than expecting to heal. I wish there was someone on this forum like us who has full body sensory annoyances and is fine in every other aspect to tell us about it long term. Suspense is killing me.

I have a simple question.

Does leg elevation help Peripheral Neuropathy?

Hasn't ever done a thing for me....