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What can be done about peripheral neuropathy? Does it ever go away?
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asked Aug 22 at 02:54PM in Neurology/Brain Disorders
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answered Aug 22 at 04:21PMDear Madam,
There are many causes of peripheral neuropathy. The treatment depends on the cause. Prognosis / outcome depends on the underlying cause, the nerves affected, the damage to the nerves and treatment.
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