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Old 05-28-2008, 09:33 PM #8
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I do not know what type of PN I have. I read many messages where people list the type of PN they have. Does knowing the type have any influence in eliminating the pain or discomfort?

I do go to a Neurologist and he has confirmed that I have PN. My blood work has shown no problem. My GP classifies me as pre-diabetic based on the fact that my A1C and glucose is at the high end of the acceptable range and diabetes runs in my family. I have been at the high end for more than 20 years (95-115).

I have had numbness in the front half of my feet for more than 5 years. It is mostly a discomfort rather than any sharp pain.
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Hi Herb:

Just a quick question (and I know you take B-12). What is your B-12 level?

Take care,

Melody
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