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Old 11-20-2010, 12:49 PM #1
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Default Autoimmune neuropathy

Okay. In autoimmune neuropathies where different blood yet can be done.
Can the Emg/ ncv and skin biopsy be negative.
But positive in blood test.
My doctors have never done antibodies for neuropathy test.

I was going thru Athena lab catalog and want to get those done.

Mrs d you are right it can be more than one thing. And who knows for the last 12 years another thing added to the mix. Like I know flu shot made whatever it was worse so perhaps toxic to the mix!
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