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Old 02-10-2010, 12:54 PM #9
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Dewey there are plateaus and valleys involved in the healing process that has been reported by people on PN boards. In other words there are periods of time when symptoms get worse again then resume getting better. I dont know what your history is but it is only over a period of time you can tell which direction you are going in. If you have small fiber neuropathy you would need a skin biopsy to really tell what is going on with you. An emg would not be able to detect the damage to the small fibers. If im telling you something you already know i apologize.

I knew a few people from the Belen and Moriarity areas back in the mid seventies. They must be grandparents by now..ha!
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