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Old 10-11-2010, 04:24 PM #1
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Default Non-Length Sfn/ Symptoms Migrating?
For those of you with full body abnormal sensations/pain, etc.....

Do your symptoms migrate around your body or do they hit the entire body all at once.

Mine migrate with a second or so inbetween........jumping from head to toe.

Wondered if this meant anything one way or another?

Again, must repeat question from other post.......

Does NLD SFN usually progress to Large Fiber Sensory or Motor if idiopathic in nature?

Thanks in advance.
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