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Old 11-08-2010, 05:40 PM #1
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Default Eventual Auto Immune test become positive?

Did any of you begin with neuropathy and have tests become negative at first, but then eventually did you start to show positive for some sort of AI disease?

I also have Erythromelalgia(EM) and in my EM group they say you should test every year because often something will show up down the road.
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Yes, this is possible for autoimmune disease.

If you have erythromelagia, one treatment is magnesium, you know. Dr. Jay Cohen MD cured his with magnesium and wrote a book about it.

http://www.medicationsense.com/erythromelalgia.html

He is one source I quote frequently, as he keeps a watch on the pulse of medicine acutely in other areas too, and teaches!
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Yes, I have heard of him. I actually just bought some magnesium to try. But there are 3 subtypes of EM, and for some, magnesium will make their symptoms worse. But I'll give it a try. I personally believe that my EM is from my neuropathy. Thus, I keep trying to find out the cause of my neuropathy. Thanks for the link. I'll read up on what he has to say.
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Get a good chelate form of magnesium or Slow Mag. NOT the magnesium oxide form, which is not absorbed.
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I was negative for a long time on the ANA. It later became highly positive.
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