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Originally Posted by glenntaj
--but not all, as it depends on what pathways and mechanisms the autoimmune attack is taking.
These can be contrasted to the more global autoimmune attacks associated with such conditions as the anti-nuclear antibody associated vasculopathies and connective tissue disorders (i.e., lupus, polyarteritis, scleroderma) in which the neuropathy is secondary to the autoimmune attack, often through cross-reactivity.
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According to the team at Columbia, this is the category that they put me into. Would that be considered inflammatory or not?
Also, I don't know if they were right because the only thing they could find was the low bp and high ANA. My daughter who is having the same symptoms has a completely normal ANA, so my high ANA could have been throwing them off since they had nothing else to go on besides nerve damage.
Just so frustrated.
