Neuropathy : Neuropathy is diagnosed by speaking to a patient, doing a physical examination, and considering tests. A classic test to diagnose neuropathy is an NCV (nerve conduction velocity) . There are several reasons for neuropathy; here are a few, alcohol, diabetes. Lyme disease, vitamin B12 deficiency, HIV, Hepatitis B, and many other reasons. A neurologist has extra training to understand neuropathy
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Maybe not: I am somewhat skeptical of the anxiety diagnosis, and would suggest considering Dr Romano's take instead. I doubt a small fiber neuropathy has yet be completely excluded. Best to have a neurologist do a comprehensive face to face exam.
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Neuropathy: Please do see a neurologist. Neuropathy can result from diabetes and chemo treatments. Sometimes there is no one cause that it can be attributed to. Continue to see your docs but also consider a naturally-oriented professional. He/she can discuss the use of Alpha Lipoic Acid and the dose. Peace and good health.
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