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Anyone Heard of Pirenzepine for Small Fiber Neuropathy?

Neuropathy | Last Active: Oct 19 5:54am | Replies (107)

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When my PN started 6 years ago, heat and cold intolerance happened many times a day, for long periods, with the frozen-to-the-bone feeling in the feet & hands the most frequent and hopelessly painful. I found that in time, Gabapentin helped keep these in very much improved moderation that provides so much relief in comparison to back then. I had a 6 month follow-up with my Neurologist yesterday and ask for advice on how I might handle flare-ups of painful icy cold when it happened, and he said, "I really don't know, maybe heating pads?" Sadly, 6 of the 8 other questions I had written down to ask him, ranging from "Prognosis/Average Expectations for my Condition" to "advice on trying Alpha Lipoic Acid when you have a low blood sugar problem" to "Have I ever been or should be tested for CMT" were answered briefly and simply with just "I don't know". But with this forum, you can learn a lot of tried remedies from experienced folks and can hopefully find something that works for you!

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The only help is lots of PT. I have been in a wheal chair for 17 months now, I have been to in patient and home health care now. If you can get where you can stand even with help you can make progress, you have to get vertical ! You can learn to walk with a walker. Let's face you will never play tennis again. It's a new life style you have to learn to live with, Dan