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Is there any autoimmune condition that can cause neuropathic pain and sensitive skin?
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NEUROPATHIC PAIN: Diabetic neuropathy comes to mind. Certain chemotherapeutic medications can also be responsible. Do check with a neurologist. Hope you are better.
Answered 1/14/2019
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