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Shocked What does it mean? Nerve Conduction Study?

I rambled in the other post....
Basically, the PN is progressing, it's idiopathic. Still "barely" within the "normal" range.
That's all I got!
Now what? Where do we go from here? What do I do now?
More meds? Get worse? Get better?
It's only been one year and it's gone from the balls of my feet to
all the way up to my knees
My hands and some of my face

O.K. all you "Veterans" where is this going?
I'm a "planner" like Mel, What can I expect? What should I do now?

HELP!!!!!
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