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Have you tried the new Protocol 525 product for neuropathy relief?

Neuropathy | Last Active: Apr 22 7:23am | Replies (294)
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I'm guessing the only reliable way to compare then and now and show progression or healing is with a skin punch biopsy since that's the gold standard (IMHO) for diagnosing SFN. Which means you would have to have had a skin punch biopsy to start with and another to see if it's worse or has progressed. I think you know how you feel and if your symptoms are better or worse than the doctor, so why remove another tiny section of skin to count nerve density. I think a nerve conduction test could also show things have gotten worse or better but I really don't know. Might be a great question to ask you doctor.

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Debbie | @dbeshears1 | Oct 27, 2022

Thanks John - I sure will ask. I’ve only met my current neurologist once, but my 6 month appt is coming up. I felt positive after our intro and think he’ll be a great partner in helping me with this. Some folks on here like you and the other mentors have shown you can live very positively with this unfortunate affliction, for a long time, with managing the things we are able to control. Thanks again for all you help this group with!

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fala | @fala | Oct 28, 2022

Hi John, thanks for all you valuable information for the group on a regular basis.
My SFN is Idiopathic. Also. I did not have a skin punch, so as my SFN progresses, I can only tell the extent of my progression with a sensitivity test in the Doctors office.
Therefore, I have concluded, for me, is that I should do everything I can (through tips,) to keep my circulation going the best possible. Will exercise, massage or acupuncture, slow down the progression? Of course I want the most relief from pain I can get (without drug side effects.) It would be nice to know the "why" or if it was in the genes, but does that really help? If I can SLOW DOWN the progression, isn't that primary? What is your opinion?
This group is much more helpful than my Neurologist.

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