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Old 01-26-2011, 09:50 AM #3
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If it is PN and not Fibro or some other malady, extensive testing to rule out many things are necessary.
There is no smoking gun test to say "Aha-PN!".
See:
www.lizajane.org
for tests for PN to eliminate one-by-one. 99% will be 'normal' or 'OK'.
It will be a cumulative, subjective, diagnosis.
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