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Old 10-26-2012, 03:51 AM #13
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Originally Posted by Jesse M View Post
My PN pain was absolute hell just over 3 months ago with severe stabbing pains in my toes and fingers and burning and insane cramping that made me want to seriously kill myself. It was also the cause of a few full nervous breakdowns. This is spurred on by my Internet research from so many places that claim PN is permanent, when clearly this is NOT true, since there are success stories.

But now after nearly 4 months after being floxed by Cipro, I still have some of those pains but far less intense and in flare-ups, rather than all the time. And as I said before, there are days when I feel "ALMOST NORMAL" meaning the pains are very light at times. So slowly, but most certainly it appears to be fading away.

I'm not a success story as I'm still struggling with the pain on a daily basis, but there is absolutely no doubt that I have indeed gotten much better. Thank God.

I just hope I do return to normal, or leastwise a level where I barely notice my PN -as I have heard of from others.
I'm so glad that you're feeling better but I'm not understanding what you mean by being "floxed" by Cipro. Were you taking it to help your PIN or did you stop taking it? If you would be so kind to explain.
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