Re: Fingers

Posted By A Son-Rise Message Board Participant on October 20, 1999 at 01:04:59:

In Reply to: Fingers posted byAngela on October 19, 1999 at 15:50:14:

Is it possible that he's having some perripheral
neuropathy (not sure if I'm spelling it right) where he's having either tingling sensations or prickling and the biting is his way of coping? I do know that too much B6 can cause this, along with some medications and other things. Curty had this in his hands and feet when he was toxic in arsenic. Maybe looking into a physical cause might help. Rubbing his hands and feet did seem to help although it was uncomfortable for him at first.
Gaylen

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Comments:: Is it possible that he's having some perripheral : neuropathy (not sure if I'm spelling it right) where he's having either tingling sensations or prickling and the biting is his way of coping? I do know that too much B6 can cause this, along with some medications and other things. Curty had this in his hands and feet when he was toxic in arsenic. Maybe looking into a physical cause might help. Rubbing his hands and feet did seem to help although it was uncomfortable for him at first. : Gaylen