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Increasingly Difficult to Accept Peripheral Neuropathy

Neuropathy | Last Active: Nov 29 9:52am | Replies (169)

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Sweating so profusely is what started. I was in the emergency room having what they called a neurological storm ( it’s like dying but you don’t die. I’ve been through so many and each one I prayed to God to just let me die). You sweat like crazy, projectile vomiting, pain like I’ve never had before leg and hand tremors and I was in the fetal position, my heart rate was 170-180. A doctor who was a neurologist from a different hospital in Detroit was moonlighting helping out in the ER. When he saw me he knew exactly what was happening. He told them to hang 2 bags of NACL ( normal saline) and when that was done to hang 2 more bags. For dehydration. Then he instructed the nurse to give me bolus shots of morphine and Valium and within 10 minutes I was normal again.
The sweating I had all the doctors and paramedics never saw such a thing in the careers. I told them just let me walk around the hospital I will sweat so bad I would need to change my cloths.

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Terrible to hear of your suffering. I try not to take duoxeltine because I am afraid it makes me sweat. I use clonazpam but I have stenosis of neck and some in back. I wish there was somewhere you could go to get some help. I stay away from eating all sugar and carbs. We may all have different reasons for neuropathy. Someone mentioned antibiotic quinoline. I wish we had a health care system that cared and not driven by profits. I don't know how to help you.
I am so sorry. Where are mentors from Mayo.