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Old 10-03-2007, 11:21 PM #10
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Hi...my 30 year-old husband has recently been diagnosed with moderate to severe peripheral neuropathy in his feet.... He is sooo young to have all this going on.
My wife is also only 30 and diagnosed with PN (tingling hands & feet). We're only just beginning our diagnosis journey, so I can't really help with that aspect. Just thought you might want to know that he's not the only young patient with PN. Good luck!
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