A test: Rheumatoid arthritis can cause neuropathy in some patients. It can be experienced as pain, tingling, numbness and other parasthesias. If other causes for the abnormal sensations can be ruled out (such as diabetes, spine issues, thyroid issues, etc) a nerve study such as an emg/ncv might be performed. If the symptoms are severe enough, talk to your doctor about this.
Answered 6/9/2014
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If you have excluded: Everything else then you would know. Sometimes a person may never know. For example: if a person is diabetic, was taking chemotherapy and was an alcoholic. How do you know which of the 3 is causing the problem? You try and eliminate the variables. So some detective work is involved.
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