Re: Slimmers' Paralysis. . . .

[Guest guest]

Are you taking b12 injections? May be a good remedy for the neurological

symptoms progressing. Just a thought....

Kim

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From: puddleriver13 <puddleriver13@...>

achalasia

Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2012 11:42 PM

Subject: Slimmers' Paralysis. . . .

 

Been having some peripheral neuropathy. Specifically, my right foot across the

top, starting at the outside ankle (and extending up the outside of the leg a

ways) is tingly and numb. It's a precourser to a nasty item called drop foot.

Found this, today.

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v & q=cache:7QCc5ueT_E8J:www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc\

/articles/PMC1027840/pdf/jnnpsyc00121-0136.pdf+ & hl=en & gl=us & pid=bl & srcid=ADGEESh\

DEhUmKOqCxudPdnFX-Mj6kltEwE4U7NuWHcWr6bcoujQEqQPGK5Cr0rKK8yq0BzyOycd8Hk8tv_hZc1s\

KWwxwrYtjZxgTYbvz-hfi9sjyuNjGArczlzPlsf_8_nvjyynvNlZg & sig=AHIEtbSNMv8ZvqrFXDFG16\

VD1AHtvaonVg & pli=1

The involuntary weight loss caused by LES shutdown basically is setting a *lot*

of us up for this. Keep an eye out.

xox

[Guest guest]

Kim, thanks for the good thought. Still waiting for the B12 assessment to get

back from the labs. Just ordered some Jarrow sublinguals, which in the mess of

the starvation last year, I'd let run out. (What a time to let the B12 run out,

eh?)

However, as nearly as I can tell from reading, this one has more to do with just

general starvation than with vitamins. . . . scary.

xox

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> Are you taking b12 injections? May be a good remedy for the neurological

symptoms progressing. Just a thought....

> Kim

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> From: puddleriver13 <puddleriver13@...>

> achalasia

> Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2012 11:42 PM

> Subject: Slimmers' Paralysis. . . .

>

>

>  

> Been having some peripheral neuropathy. Specifically, my right foot across

the top, starting at the outside ankle (and extending up the outside of the leg

a ways) is tingly and numb. It's a precourser to a nasty item called drop foot.

>

> Found this, today.

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v & q=cache:7QCc5ueT_E8J:www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc\

/articles/PMC1027840/pdf/jnnpsyc00121-0136.pdf+ & hl=en & gl=us & pid=bl & srcid=ADGEESh\

DEhUmKOqCxudPdnFX-Mj6kltEwE4U7NuWHcWr6bcoujQEqQPGK5Cr0rKK8yq0BzyOycd8Hk8tv_hZc1s\

KWwxwrYtjZxgTYbvz-hfi9sjyuNjGArczlzPlsf_8_nvjyynvNlZg & sig=AHIEtbSNMv8ZvqrFXDFG16\

VD1AHtvaonVg & pli=1

>

> The involuntary weight loss caused by LES shutdown basically is setting a

*lot* of us up for this. Keep an eye out.

>

> xox

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Keep us posted. You did get me thinking - have been having what I thought was

restless legs at night. But its more of a tingling from the ball of the foot to

the inner part of the leg - both sides. Feel it more at night - hopefully not

related to A. Will get myself back on the b12 regimen too.

Kim

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From: puddleriver13 <puddleriver13@...>

achalasia

Sent: Monday, March 19, 2012 2:15 AM

Subject: Re: Slimmers' Paralysis. . . .

 

Kim, thanks for the good thought. Still waiting for the B12 assessment to get

back from the labs. Just ordered some Jarrow sublinguals, which in the mess of

the starvation last year, I'd let run out. (What a time to let the B12 run out,

eh?)

However, as nearly as I can tell from reading, this one has more to do with just

general starvation than with vitamins. . . . scary.

xox

>

> Are you taking b12 injections? May be a good remedy for the neurological

symptoms progressing. Just a thought....

> Kim

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: puddleriver13 <puddleriver13@...>

> achalasia

> Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2012 11:42 PM

> Subject: Slimmers' Paralysis. . . .

>

>

>  

> Been having some peripheral neuropathy. Specifically, my right foot across

the top, starting at the outside ankle (and extending up the outside of the leg

a ways) is tingly and numb. It's a precourser to a nasty item called drop foot.

>

> Found this, today.

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v & q=cache:7QCc5ueT_E8J:www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc\

/articles/PMC1027840/pdf/jnnpsyc00121-0136.pdf+ & hl=en & gl=us & pid=bl & srcid=ADGEESh\

DEhUmKOqCxudPdnFX-Mj6kltEwE4U7NuWHcWr6bcoujQEqQPGK5Cr0rKK8yq0BzyOycd8Hk8tv_hZc1s\

KWwxwrYtjZxgTYbvz-hfi9sjyuNjGArczlzPlsf_8_nvjyynvNlZg & sig=AHIEtbSNMv8ZvqrFXDFG16\

VD1AHtvaonVg & pli=1

>

> The involuntary weight loss caused by LES shutdown basically is setting a

*lot* of us up for this. Keep an eye out.

>

> xox

>

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>

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[Guest guest]

Something else you could look into ... almost 4 years ago, I started to

develop tingling in my left foot across the top, outside ankle, up my calf about

half way.  It extended a bit further as time went on, and then started to get

really quite painful.  In speaking to my chiropractor, she thought I might have

a disc compression and that I should have an MRI done to rule that out.

 Suffice it to say, it took my family doctor a while to get to that step,

continuing to say that xrays and ct scans didn't indicate a disc problem.  Once

the MRI was done, sure enough I had significant compression between L4 and L5.

 I had surgery 3 years ago, and no more pain  Instant relief... yay!

kim in canada

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From: puddleriver13 <puddleriver13@...>

achalasia

Sent: Monday, March 19, 2012 12:42 AM

Subject: Slimmers' Paralysis. . . .

 

Been having some peripheral neuropathy. Specifically, my right foot across the

top, starting at the outside ankle (and extending up the outside of the leg a

ways) is tingly and numb. It's a precourser to a nasty item called drop foot.

Found this, today.

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v & q=cache:7QCc5ueT_E8J:www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc\

/articles/PMC1027840/pdf/jnnpsyc00121-0136.pdf+ & hl=en & gl=us & pid=bl & srcid=ADGEESh\

DEhUmKOqCxudPdnFX-Mj6kltEwE4U7NuWHcWr6bcoujQEqQPGK5Cr0rKK8yq0BzyOycd8Hk8tv_hZc1s\

KWwxwrYtjZxgTYbvz-hfi9sjyuNjGArczlzPlsf_8_nvjyynvNlZg & sig=AHIEtbSNMv8ZvqrFXDFG16\

VD1AHtvaonVg & pli=1

The involuntary weight loss caused by LES shutdown basically is setting a *lot*

of us up for this. Keep an eye out.

xox