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COVID vaccines and neuropathy

Neuropathy | Last Active: Nov 7 12:50pm | Replies (2237)

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@marye2

Have you also checked in with your regular Doctor, or a neurologist? I had some additional inflammation after shot #2, but no further issues. I was caught in a freeze in Houston in 1996 - at work there was no heat. I was diagnosed with MCTD, a genetic disease, triggered by the cold - and other circumstances. However, diagnosing symptoms like these is comparable to finding the source of a roof leak: it doesn't always come from right above. Depend on your doctors and take their advice. For leg pain, I am pretty sure it is fibromyalgia or similar: fluids accumulate between muscles/tendons pressing against nerves. Movement; leg edema massage (toes to torso), cat/cow/child/cobra yoga, clamshell stretches, Hamstring stretches and "pumping" (heel to toe movement while lying down) helps somewhat. Magnesium, B-12, D3 pretty helpful. https://www.foundationforpn.org/2021/01/08/covid-19-vaccine-and-peripheral-neuropathy/

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Thank you. I have been to my GP and received a blood panel which came back normal, no thyroid issue, no diabetes, no anemia, no rheumatoid arthritis, etc.

I have another appointment with the podiatrist this Friday, but I'm going to see the chiropractor Wednesday.

We'll see what happens...