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I have Sjogren's neuropathy of my legs. Anyone try Rituximab?

Neuropathy | Last Active: Feb 29 10:07am | Replies (14)
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@johnbishop

@suetex - I think I read in another post that you mentioned you had SFN but don't have any pain or numbness and the skin punch biopsy's were negative at the knee and ankle but you have problems with balance. Is balance your main neuropathy symptom you are dealing with?

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suetex | @suetex | Feb 25 12:24pm

Actually my SFN byopses were zero, not negative. Not exactly the same. When an answer is an actual count, then, in this case, I can only imagine that my body is distroying nerve fibers as fast as they are made. Otherwise, the count would have at least been a small number. This is what I want to explore.

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suetex | @suetex | Feb 25 4:36pm

Thank you for sending the link. I am really intrigued by the study done with PMR and Rituximab. I have thought for awhile now that the pain in my quadriceps were PMR pains come back to haunt me. This rhummy (not the one that treated PMR) doesn't think so. Would be ironic to treat two diseases at once....

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