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Curious to know what type of doctor told you that you have peripheral neuropathy and what helps in that situation.

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If I recall correctly I saw my family doctor, neurologist, and neurosurgeon. I ended up on Medrol Dosepak (steroid taper) and antibiotics and cleared up after a few days.
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