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09-19-2010, 07:02 PM
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I sure wish that I had some answers for you.. I hate asking a question and then getting a reply that isn't helpful.. but unfortunately, I think you have much more knowledge than I do, so I am not much help.
I am curious though... I was going to send you a private message, but figured I am not the only one who will read this and wonder... What do you mean by you are too old for some treatments? I often hear that surgery for certain things is not an option for younger people, because it can limit mobility (things such as a spinal fusion). But, I have never once heard that someone was too old for treatment. However, I also am from South Dakota and the only treatment theyg ive for PN is medicines... all these other things that I read about on this forum are not an option around here. I would definitely pursue the extra blood work if it will give you some peace of mind... and if it would possibly find a cause. Good luck!
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