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Old 11-24-2008, 03:06 PM #1
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Default How fast has your PN progressed?
My first numbness feelings showed up on the tips of my toes almost exactly one year ago.

In the last 5 weeks, it's gone from foot pain and that "fuzzy socks feeling" at my ankle to foot pain (largely handled by gabapentin) to the fuzzy socks feeling almost all the way to my knee. Almost 12 inches of "progression" in not much more than a month.

How does this compare to you?

And, my earlier question, does it ever stop?

Thanks,

Ed
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