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Peripheral neuropathy from lupus can cause symptoms like numbness, tingling, and difficulty moving certain parts of your body. While it's natural to worry about progression, your neurologist is correct that with proper treatment and management, symptoms don't necessarily have to get worse over time.
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Neuropathy with Lupus doesn’t usually get worse but in some people it does and it can even improve. Like I said before I was on 3600 mg of gabepentin at one time and have gotten off it and feel better for it. I have chosen a lot of alternatives things like acupuncture and massage and osteopathic treatments. It has made a huge difference in my life. I hope wave therapy works for you.
Hi Tricia You're really having a lot going for you, but don't worry with patience God will take care of you. I'm also having a stomach problem acid reflux and sometimes it's so bad. I can't take the doctor medicine the side effects is so bad. I am using over the counter meds with prayers and patience. Do the best you can. God will do the rest.
I have felt like my condition was very well controlled and my sed rate has been in normal range but my neuropathy has stayed the same. No improvement. I’ve been taking magnesium for constipation and it has made my gabapentin not as effective. I can tell how bad it is without meds. I take 1200 mg daily of gabapentin. I want to get off of that. Going to try soft wave therapy. Praying that works. I’m not convinced mine is from autoimmune but I don’t have any other underlying conditions.
I am still waiting to have therapy for my neuropathu. My feet are getting black spots on my feet.
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