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Postherpetic Neuralgia (Shingles) nerve damage

Brain & Nervous System | Last Active: Apr 3 1:43pm | Replies (118)
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@becsbuddy

@paulbklyn Good morning and welcome to MayoClinicConnect. We’re a community who try to support one another through shared health experiences. I’m sorry that I know nothing about post herpetic neuralgia. Have the doctors who have treated you explained why the pain continues? What have they suggested?
I’m going to ask @ethanmcconkey if he can move your post to a discussion where it will het more notice

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paulbklyn | @paulbklyn | Dec 30, 2019

Hi Becky, happy New Year

I'm on my second spinal cord stimulator with good results.
Only get serve pain 3, 4 times a month.
Most of the time pain in 2 or 3 range.

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fmmartinez58 | @fmmartinez58 | Feb 3, 2023

I had multiple shingles outbreaks. Post Herpetic Neuralgia is not a common conditiopn. It is permanent nerve damage. I didnt know what it was, until I got it. I have been to numerous doctors - GP, Pain Management (I have seen about 5 different ones), acupuncture, cold laser therapy. I have had a spinal cord implanted and removed. A week ago, I had a peripherial nerve stimulator implanted. I have not been given any relief. I have tried all the standard and not standard meds for pain. No opiates, of course. I would appreciate you moving my post. Information from others with PHN would be helpful.

Thank you.

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