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Internal Pain, Burnings In My Upper And Lower Limbs, Had Liver Transplant A Year Ago. Is This Normal ?

I had a liver transplant about a year ago. I still feel some internal pain some times. My question is how long will it take for healing I have also been experiencing some burnings in my upper and lower limbs. Is this normal? Could it be the resultof the medications that I am on? I am currently taking a combination of Prograph and Myfortic. Thank you in advance for answering my questions
Tue, 14 Aug 2012
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Hello,
The burning in upper and lower limbs that you are experiencing is suggestive of involvement of peripheral nerves. One of the causes, as you are rightly suspecting, could be medication side effects of the medication you are taking. As you are on immunosuppressant medication, so infection causing neuropathy is another possibility. You need to consult a neurologist and undergo tests like nerve conduction studies for further treatment.
Good luck.
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Internal Pain, Burnings In My Upper And Lower Limbs, Had Liver Transplant A Year Ago. Is This Normal ?

Hello, The burning in upper and lower limbs that you are experiencing is suggestive of involvement of peripheral nerves. One of the causes, as you are rightly suspecting, could be medication side effects of the medication you are taking. As you are on immunosuppressant medication, so infection causing neuropathy is another possibility. You need to consult a neurologist and undergo tests like nerve conduction studies for further treatment. Good luck.