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Just diagnosed with axonal neuropathy, absent peroneal nerves, etc. other symptoms are feeling 'high' and i'm thirsty all the time. ideas?
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Diabetes: increased thirst is a sign of diabetes. Also, the neuropathy would fit with diabetes. Feeling "high" could be a sign that blood sugars are not controlled. See your doctor and have some blood work done to find out what is going on.
Answered 5/19/2016
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