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Neuropathy and numbness


Baz1234

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Hi guys so im back again although my doctor said my biopsy was negative 4x postive ttg test and symptoms im on 22 years of age yet

folic acid deficiency anemia for years.

also back in 2013 my TSH LEVEL was 3.7

this year my TSH WAS  3.1

after doing some research that's considered hypothroid

so ive been hypothyroid for years aswell and im not being treated for it as it is in range.

looking back my doc found an old test and dating back to 2013 which was also positive on ttg but they forgot to inform me so i have had this for years most likely.

 

my question do any of you have neuropathy? Like burning prickly skin oins and needles and numbness. 

 

Now please bare with me what im about to say is rather embarrassing or hard to explain but .. my neuropathy pins and needles burning stinging prickly skin nerves, get worse after i have finish orgasmig. So the. Ore orgasm i have the worse i will become to the point where i am n onger functional and i am in agony anxious depressed and tired when i etip having orgasms im after like a month of no orgasm i wil be fine and completely functional and my neuropathy will go away by alot and if i avoid it for a long time my neuropathy will disappear  i always feel hot i also have low folic acid levels extremely fatigued always had bowel issues but this neuropathy is weird? Anyone out here?

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Scott Adams Grand Master

I'm not sure about the sexual part of your question, as I've never head neuropathy described this way, but I do have some issues with it in my feet, which do tingle when it happens. I've been supplementing B vitamins and especially B12, which has been helpful.

Since you have had high ttg scores I will assume that you are on a gluten-free diet, and if so, just be sure it is 100% gluten-free, otherwise the neuropathy could get worse.

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