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@readyman1

PN from alcoholism
I’ve read that a damaged PSOAS MUSCLE results in PN?
Has anyone used “Nervogen”to treat?

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My husband experienced some nerve damage in his feet & legs from drinking. However, he was able to stop, 7 months so far, and is feeling better then ever. I should add that he had fallen several times due to weakness and balance issues. I wish you ...good luck !

My neuropathy does affect balance, but during my drinking years I had fallen numerous times with head injuries, which I’m sure didn’t help.
Reducing or eliminating caffeine and smoking I have been told reduces the numbness, pins and needles. Physical therapy really improves the balance issues.

16 0z. of whiskey every night, not including wine & beer...it was killing him.

Hello @readyman1 and welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. You will notice that I have moved your post into an existing discussion on alcohol related neuropathy, which you can find here:
- Alcohol-related Neuropathy: Anyone had good treatment results?: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/alcohol-related-neuropathy/

I see that @casey1329 and @davelobb12 have both joined you as well. What is the correlation between the psoas muscle and neuropathy that you mentioned?