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Old 10-19-2021, 10:22 PM #3
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So I haven't an appointment yet with my Neurologist Consultant but I really expect she will say clinical diagnosis of PN but Idiopathic in nature.
Where does this leave me?
I'm in the same position..."Idiopathic". Case closed. That was 10 years ago, fortunately, I only have numbness, and only rare stabbing pain. My new normal, at least there has not been much worsening, and I am not taking any medications.

I just live with it, am not usually conscious of the PN, although sometimes the degree of numbness does temporarily worsen in my right foot.
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