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Old 04-12-2008, 07:19 PM #1
ann-elizabeth ann-elizabeth is offline
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Default small fiber sensory neuropathy

Hello,

I have been dx'd with small fiber sensory neuropathy. You may remember some of my past posts. The initial nerve conduction test showed that I had axonal damage...not myelin sheath.

Given this dx, what are my chances of recovery? Can axonal damage be reversed? I think the answer is no, but I want to be sure. I am currently taking a slew of vitamins/supplements are recommended by people here. I also take Nuerontin (900 mgs a day). I have stopped taking the Topamax.

My goal is to eat better, exercise more and eventually go off all prescriptions. I want to heal my body, not put more chemicals in it. Is this possible? Has anyone gotten better with the diagnosis? All the major culprits in causing the PN have been ruled out.

Thanks

Ann
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