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Old 12-27-2009, 02:44 PM #8
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I would be careful what you are mixing with Valium. I thought Valium relieved your pain. Adding drugs just complicates diagnosis. Many tests for neuropathy are not accurate when you are on drugs.

I would think that diagnosis should take priority.

I am sure there is some European center that specializes in neuropathy, and does skin biopsy.

BTW, my daughter in law speaks Portuguese.
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