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Neuropathy assessment Question
Hi! I am new to this forum:) I was assessed yesterday with am emg, NC test, and tuning fork. I passed all of these assessments very well. He said I don't have large or small fiber Neuropathy. I am just concerned because I have tingling and burning in my feet, thighs, hands, and just tingling in the face. My foot tinglings started about 8 weeks ago and the rest has followed. I am just concerned if it is true I don't have it or not. I need some of your experienced opinions. I am being referred for a mri of my brian. I have already had one of my lumbar region. Thanks for your help!
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Hi. Did anything happen 8 weeks ago? Did you have an injury,fall,were sick etc? Anything in your past you can think of that may be impacting your health now? Well my 1st set of emg/nc did not show PN. Then it was repeated a few months later and then I was dx with PN. I agree you should get an mri. Also have you had blood work testing your b12,diabetes,auto immune etc? I encourage you to ask for a complete blood work. What type of doctor are you seeing? I hope you get some answers and relief.
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Infection is a possibility. The body makes antibodies, and inflammatory cytokines, which can impact nerves and/or the myelin lining the axons of the nerves.
Infection in bone is very serious...Very strong drugs are used for it --sometimes IV drugs. |
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Thank you for all your responses. Teacherfeet, I am glad to meet a fellow teacher. What grade do you teach? I teach first grade. I need to keep working to support my family. It is all very overwhelming. How are you handling it all. Yes, I know an infection can be very serious if it is in the bone. I am very nervous about the whole thing. Can they get rid of it and then the nerves will stop being damaged?
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