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Old 10-27-2010, 01:07 PM #1
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Default Nerve and muscle specialist?
I'm currently on 600 mg Lyrica daily. I'm feeling some progression and asked my neuro what her thoughts were. She said to either (a) repeat the nerve conduction test which was done last November or (b) see a nerve and muscle specialist.

I've never heard of such a person. Anyone else have such a referral?

Extra information -- I'm with Kaiser Permanente (I know, just marginally better than having no health insurance).

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