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One thing that did come out of this whole thing is possibly another avenue to look into.

The neuro said that all the ENT's and Rheumy feel she has an autoimmune disease. The Neuro said that she could have a connective tissue disease along with the auto immune disease. Some connective tissue diseases can cause a dissection.

So I guess when we get back to the Rheumy, he will be looking into that.

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