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Old 11-24-2013, 05:11 PM #16
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I recently developed neuropathy in my feet and I went to a podiatrist who to my shock feels it is related to the damage done to my TN nerve likely via the dentist. More than I can cope with emotionally at this moment.

I spend my time putting out neuro "fires" these days...face and feet. I've got my B12 and D3 optimized and willing to learn more.

I'm pleased with the creams I am using: RX cream for that g a w d awful TN pain and over the counter Karasal Neurocream for my feet.

I might have that neuro stim testing... Yuck!
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