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Old 08-07-2010, 11:51 PM #1
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Default Small Fibre Neuropathy & Tremor
Has anyone heard of tremor included in small fibre neuropathy?

Now Dr. is calling it Non-Length Dependent Small Fibre Neuropathy, because neuro sensations are all over body.

I have not heard/read of tremor being a part of this?

Any insight would be appreciated.

P.S. I am bouncing around from site to site, the tremor part is leading me to think Parkinsons (not totally having faith in what Dr. is saying), !because abnormal sensations can be a part of Parkinsons also. (no test for parkinsons)
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