Since reading this book, I don't feel so alone.

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	• Peripheral Neuropathy: When the Numbness, Weakness, and Pain Won't Stop (American Academy of Neurology) M.D. Norman Latov Demos Health, 2006 - 128 pages average customer review:based on 14 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Since reading this book, I don't feel so alone.

Peripheral neuropathy (PN) is not only physically painful, it is emotionally very painful. I can no longer work at my life's profession, I cannot turn a doorknob, open my mail,even typing this hurts like the dickens. I no longer go many places...I fall a lot. I recently have felt like I am going nuts.
But then this book was recommended to me. I read it immediately upon arrival and had this WOW feeling. I still feel all the pain and isolation, but now I understand more about this disease, especially that I am probably sane because a whole bunch of folks feel exactly like I
do.
This nice book has many useful references and explains PN so I understand it. It gave me some ideas to ask my neurologist
. He had read the book, liked it and was quite open to trying one of the described treatments.
PN patients-this is a good book for you to read. PN caregivers-read it; it will give you some idea of what we are going through.
Thank you for listening.

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Informative

Most of the information is available over the internet. It is good to have a lot of it in one book, but I would not re-read or recommend for purchase.

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Numbness is not fun

This book is one complete great book on knowing about what all Peripheral Neuropathy is and whatever you need to know. Thanks to the author I can really appreciate useful and correct knowledge about it.

Peripheral Neuropathy Review

Book was purchased to better understand neuropathy which my mother has. The book helped alot.

Very Informative book.

The stories relayed in this book are real, and it is good to know you are not alone. And what you are experiencing is not in your head. It is also very depressing as there still is no cure.

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Peripheral neuropathy, the variety of conditions that result when the nerves that connect to the brain and spinal cord are damaged or diseased, is commonly associated with diseases such as diabetes, HIV, alcoholism, and lupus. Although widespread ? it affects 10?20 million people in the United States ? information about the condition has been difficult to obtain. This essential guide explains what is known about peripheral neuropathy, including its causes and manifestations, and what can be done to manage it. Topics include drug therapy for the condition and its symptoms, interventional therapy, alternative medicines, caring for the feet, and much more. This book will enable patients to make informed decisions about their care.

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