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Old 11-22-2010, 03:56 PM #1
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Default Idiopathic.........
Because we have no control on progression if neuropathy is idiopathic, what is the probable outcome of idiopathic, does it "normally" progress quickly, slowly or is it a lottery type thing?

Sorry for all the questions......but I am trying to get as smart as Glenntaj.....

P.S. Glenntaj......are you a doctor in disguise?
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