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Old 12-15-2009, 05:21 AM #1
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Default looking for information- SFSN

Hi to all of you, who are my friends since the onset of my idiopatic SFSN. the only test that showed my neuropathy was the skin biopsy with moderate reduce of nerves.
Can one knows if the reason is from some problems with the gangelia, or nerves roots or it is only the nerves end?
My major problem is a kind of numbness all over my body- like my flash is dead, also burning pains, which happen mainly when I'm tired.
Who else here on this board suffer from the same symptoms?

I take no madication but supplaments such as B12, D, fish oil.

Need your support, sometimes I feel so lonley.
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