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My doctor was so brutal with these studies 30 years ago, that I screamed and cried through a head to toe study. I had 3 children and childbirth was nothing in comparison pain wise... They left me with severe widespread burning. They thought I had CIDP...

I am trying to find out what is wrong with me, since I now have LRP4 antibodies...

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