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Old 10-30-2010, 07:21 PM #1
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Default Non-Length Progress to Motor........
I probably have asked this before, but it is my biggest fear.......

Does anyone know the probability of Non-Length Small Fiber progressing to Large Fiber Motor Neuropathy?

Wondering if non-length type has greater or lesser chance of progressing to motor.


If you would just answer one more time I would appreciate it.......my mind keeps racing.

How long have some of you had this?

Has it stayed Sensory?


I hate being so fearful for the future everyday.
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