I have also been told that I don't have neuropathy. It seems that many neurologists just go by the physical symptoms found during their basic neurological exams, and tests such as EMG and MRI. Of course, for the most part, these exams only show things that indicate motor neuropathies. Do they not consider sensory neuropathies/SFN to be "real" neuropathies?? Perhaps because they primarily cause pain and may not result in physical disability??

I sure hope you can get some answers soon.