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07-12-2009, 01:38 PM
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I am thinking viral.
In your case I still think one or more of your drugs is a culprit. Most likely the angiotensin receptor blocker. There are reports that I gave you previously on Medwatch reporting burning sensations. If one does not remove the cause of the PN, it does not go away. When my thyroid was treated finally it took about a year for my feet to wake up and settle down. Now that I am fighting insulin resistance I have that new problem, which will never go away!
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