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Can there be supplements that might cause nerve problems?
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Of course: Vitamins taken at excessive doses can be toxic. Vitamin B-6 may affect both spinal cord and peripheral nerves. Some OTC supplements can cause harm to internal organs and nervous system, so, always be careful when you seek promoted solutions.
Answered 5/3/2016
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