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Please help. Rare symptom: Complete Inability to taste and whole body numbness.

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Old 10-28-2011, 02:31 PM #11
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All rheumatologists are knowledgeable about autoimmune disease. They are the treating physician for this and I would be shocked if they can't handle it. Other specialists are called in for specific systems that are affected...like neuro, GI, etc.

Give one a try.
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