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@dieterreuther

I was diagnosed with idiopathic axonal polyneuropathy (EMG) and spinal stenosis (MRI). I did have successful spinal stenosis in 2004, but now it came back. My buttocks hurt all the time when I sit on a chair, on a sofa, in the car, or lay in bed. However, my doctors are very careful to identify the stenosis as the cause of my neuropathy. The neuropathy is mostly in my feet and I luckily can still run with proper management (insoles, pain patches). Recently, I been experiencing more and more tingling in my legs. My gut feeling is that the stenosis is involved, but I don’t really know where to go from here. Back surgery brings its own risks.

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I was diagnosed with Idiopathic Poly Neuropathy a few years ago after seeing several neurologists and 2 neurosurgeons to try to determine the cause of the neuropathy in my feet.
I've had every test done that's out there, and everything came back "normal". An MRI done on my spine did show some spinal stenosis at the bottom of my spine, but it was determined not severe enough to be the cause of the nerve damage.
I'm not diabetic, so my diagnosis is "unknown". Great.
In the decade that I've had to deal with this, my neuropathy is becoming more severe, which makes just walking for any length of time very difficult.