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Old 01-16-2011, 12:17 PM #1
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Default RA in remission. Why is SFN not better?
My rheummy and neuro both agree that my neuropathy was caused by my RA. I was diagnosed with both in 2007. Now that my RA is in medicated remission (with enbrel and leflunomide) why is my neuropathy (both legs and arms, hands) not getting any better? I thought if you control the cause then it would get better or even resolve. I have a positive marker for connective tissue disease, but I do not have any other diseases. My rheummy checks me over and does lots of blood testing every 2 months.

Shouldn't my sfn be getting better?
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