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After diagnosis, do you continue to see your neurologist?

Neuropathy | Last Active: Aug 24 9:13am | Replies (56)

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I have similar issue and if you are not getting the answers you need regarding spinal issues and PN, an MRI will show if your disc bulge is affecting a nerve, or spinal stenosis, and/or another issue. A neurosurgeon can tell you what’s going on. Not all back surgeries are risky, but, yes, some are. At least you will know if there is a spinal connection involved and go from there. My experience has been that neurologists only order EEGs and prescribe gabapentin or pregablin. Also, I have read many testimonials that ALA and complex B vitamins are very helpful. I am about to start the B complex and see. Then would not hesitate to try ALA even tho I’m not a supplement user.

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Thanks for your sound advice. I took ALA for a couple of months with no results. I've read R-ALA is stronger, but haven't tried. Not sure if those two supplements are only helpful with diabetic neuropathy which again mine is "idiopathic". I read labels on everything and avoid B6. What is the B complex?