I am shocked that no one can think of a dr who has been helpful to them. Is it against the rules?

I can testify that, in the 3 states in which I lived, not one doctor could come up with ANY solution to ease my pain, although one in particular worked her heart out trying.

@user* I've been thinking about no one being able to think of a dr who has been helpful to them - and - there must be so many kinds of PN, so many causes, there must be equally as many treatments, and to find the one that works for a particular individual might be like looking for the proverbial needle in haystack? or, perhaps as many have said - there is no treatment!!! You do have to be your own advocate - keep looking, trying new things, sharing what you have learned and what others have learned.

@user_ch98d0b5c, I don't believe it's against the rules to name a doctor who has helped you in some way. I am thinking it's more along the line of what @barbarn is suggesting. There are so many types of PN and no one treatment works for everyone. That said if I found a doctor that "fixed" the numbness in my PN I would certainly give them the credit. I have found supplements that help but they do not cure PN and they may or may not work for everyone.

So I would just like to add, keep asking questions and sharing what you find if something works for you. We are all on this journey together.

John