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Old 07-17-2007, 03:01 PM #1
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Hi

I found your forum and I hope that you can help me in giving advices for my "new illness". I'm looking for information on idiopathic SFSN. Does anyone have some information on - how it start? what are the main causes? age of onset and so.
I read a lot in the internet, but I think that "original stories" are the best.

I suffer from burning feet for 2 years. any other illness in background.

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Rina,
I'm guessing, but I'm thinking your sfsn is Small Fiber Sensory Neuropathy. Right?

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Hi Rina! Sorry I can't help w/your question, but... just hang in there, as I'm sure someone will come along to help. This is a very friendly board and wer'e glad to have you w/us. take care and welcome again.
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Default Rina, go to the main list of 'conditions'
and scroll down to the 'Peripheral Neuropathy' Section...

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forumdisplay.php?f=20
Click this on and you will 'get' there.
Start out reading the 'Stickies' of good, basic and sometimes the more advanced info on neuropathies...It's a lot to learn. Then read posts as background, you mite find some of the questions you want to ask have been answered.
Hope to see you posting there! - j
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yes - sfsn - is small fibers sensory neuropathy
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