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Old 12-05-2009, 08:51 AM #1
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Question Gluten??

I've heard "this and that" about gluten in my reading often enough that I decided to check it out. I couldn't find a thread here, so if it exists I'd be grateful for a link.

Had a second set of nerve conduction testing (18 months from first). Also included for the first time my hands and sticking needles into my muscles. Well over an hour.

Preliminary findings (from the tech -- the doctor has to analyze) verify continued progression up my legs and mild evidence of sensory nerve involvement in my hands -- more left than right.


Any information would be helpful.

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