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I have neuropathy but i feel it more on my left side than my right why?
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Can be asymmetric : Many types of neuropathy can be asymmetric (worse on one side than the other): forms of neuropathy associated with vascular disease (circulation) and those cause by immune system attack are examples. Among the types of neuropathy that are symmetric (equal on both sides), some patients feel symptoms more on one side than the other, often worse on a side that was previously injured or operated on.
Answered 4/23/2016
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