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Old 07-12-2009, 10:17 AM #11
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Check with your neuro about meds before testing. Mine told me no aspirin, ibuprofen - or anything else for that matter. Was also told no perfume, deoderant, lotions, etc. But most interesting - only Ivory soap for two days before test - - and wash hair in sink. Said any lotions - even in soaps could distort results. Since it was my first NCV, EMG and SFEMG, I just thought that was the way it was always done. Anyone else told this?
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