I have had neuropathy to a terrible extent. 70 years old and was taking 800 mg of Gabapentin three times a day. Now I take absolutely zero. And my neuropathy has completely disappeared after years of suffering and I understand exactly what you're going through. I eliminated mine completely by diet. I personally believe that today existing primary doctors lack a huge and I mean huge education of diet. And do I blame them for this and the way that they're taught and the way they conduct themselves with the knowledge that they have? Absolutely. I had no intention of going down this medical road but after five cranioplasties, two hip replacements and a 12-in rod in my left leg thanks to a raccoon, I changed my life by learning. The best thing people can do is learn how to read a CBC at the very least and take control of what's happening to your body and understand it. In some ways it amazes me that someone will buy it let's say a drone, spend days reading through 15 pages of instructions which have fonts the size of small picnic ants yet, they won't take the time and put together what your CBC will tell you. At 70 , after all I've been through and what I Now understand, I'm glad and very happy to say that I take zero medication and after everything that I've been through. I do not have a primary. Where do I get my prescriptions for my CBC with differential and CMP and toss in INR so I can see my meld and tossing in the occasion of CRP? From my podiatrist.