Marty Ross MD Discusses Peripheral Neuropathy in Lyme Disease Neuropathy Laboratory Evaluation A basic laboratory evaluation of neuropathy may include: Vitamin B6 (too much Vitamin B6 causes neuropathy) Vitamin B12 (low Vitamin B12 causes neuropathy) Vt D3 (levels around 40 ng/ml to 80ng/ml support healthy nerve function) CBC CMP (evaluation of kidney and liver function) TSH, Free T3, and Free T4 (evaluate for low or high thyroid function) TTG-IgA & EMA (for possible celiac disease) heavy metal urine testing (see the end of the article for when to do this) Functional Medicine Neuropathy Repair Steps to repair nerve injury include: removing the nerve insults correcting abnormal labs including thyroid, Vitamin D, Vitamin B6, and Vitamin B12 stopping RX meds that may cause neuropathy decreasing infections correcting mold toxicity repairing the nerve damage repairing nerve cell and mitochondria power plant membranes, increasing the master cell repair antioxidant glutathione, increasing the nutrient Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) taking acetyl-l-carnitine if you do not eat red meat, decreasing inflammation, and using the peptide BPC-157

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