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03-29-2011, 04:39 AM
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Just been diagnosed by a Neurologist as having Anonal Neuropathy after conducting nerve induction studies on me. What is Anonal Neuropathy? He seems to think it is caused by pre diabetes after giving me a 2 hour glucose tolerance test. The readings were fasting 6.1, 1 hr 9.5, 2 hr 5.6. Diagnosis was impaired fasting glycamenia. I'm a bit in the dark. Are these figures high or what? Still to have my MRI scan of my brain and spine next week. Thank you.
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