If someone is reading this I would tell that I later was diagnosed with Lyme that is supposed to have caused the neuropathy. A typical sign of neuropathy induced by Lyme is that the sensory loss is patchy. That´s seldom seen in neurological diseases. FWIW.Interesting about B2, B6 and neuropathy. I have neuropathy and was examined with an EMG and an EeNG test.
It showed axonal damage but no demyelination. I had expected demyelination as blocked methylation could cause that kind of damage to the nerves. Just a single-case but at least we can´t be sure what is damaged when having neuropathy. This discussion should perhaps not be in this thread.but @dannybex we seem to have the same interest in neuropathy.
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