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Radar1
10-06-2006, 03:35 PM
:dizzy:

I've been on the diagnostic merry-go-round for a few years, lots of things were considered and about a month ago I was given 2 diagnoses.

Fibromyalgia and Non-Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy

Everything I have read suggests that the 2 are not related. I'm having a difficult time with this because they both started at the same time.

Does anyone out there have any ideas?


Radar

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elmhar
10-06-2006, 07:25 PM
1) Double, triple ck. your thyroid function. Insist on free thyroid hormone tests (free T3, free T4) if these haven't been done. Get paper copies of your lab work & determine where you are in the ref. ranges. "Low normal" can cause pain in some people, just like size 6 shoes on a size 10 foot. Both the shoes & the feet are normal -- but not right for each other. Same with "low normal" -- it just doesn't fit some people.

2) Consider a 6 wk. trial of daily OTC methylcobalamin (a specific B12 compound). Get a brand that dissolves under your tongue. B12 has a real following, many miracle stories for PN, even in people who've been told their B12 levels are 'normal.'

Best wishes.

the mad katter
10-23-2006, 01:51 PM
I do not mean to seem like a total dope here lost in the dark, but I think I might have had this PN, I was getting numbness and tingling in my arms sometimes mouth/face. Hmm, I have recently got some blood work done, but does and Endocrinologist have the answers? As far as the pain goes.

Also - yes, I too have heard the miracles of B-12 too many to mention. BTW - also really really popular in Hollywood! haha

Seems like you are getting closer, much closer, let's hopw this all irons out in a few months!

HUGS!!!!!

 
 
 




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