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Small fiber neuropathy?

Neuropathy | Last Active: Nov 16 11:59am | Replies (125)

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B6 level high because I was taking a B Complex for 4 months with 100 mg B6 which is 5, 887% of the RDA of B6. Your doctor can order a B6 bloodtest or you can use Walk-in Labs to check your serum level. Serum levels can be in the normal range within 3 weeks of quitting supplements. This is because the excess B6 accompanied by a dehydrating event was stored in muscles and nerves causing small fiber polyneuropathy. It can take a year to two years to eliminate the toxicity from muscles and nerves.
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Hmmmm…..now, I’m wondering about my formerly low B12 that went very high after injections. Then, stopped injections…should be down now…..? Had tingling, feet numbness, hands numb during night, left almost completely, then returned….now subsiding again. Very odd. Dr. says not neuropathy. Anyway. Had burning. That left. No other pain. Guess I need to check current levels of B. Now taking low dose of B12 orally.