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Old 05-26-2011, 09:02 AM #14
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Hi everyone-

Sorry to be so ignorant, but what exactly is dorsal root ganglionitis? I suffer from SFN and I know the neurologist has talked about ganglionitis before but I just can't remember and was hoping someone could explain it to me. Thanks very much.

-David

The Wiki page MrsD linked on your other thread sums up nicely info about this bundle of nerves along the spine. There are different ganglia based upon location. There is also an autonomic ganglia. Not all SFN is caused by ganglionitis. I'm curious how your doctor came to your diagnosis of ganglionitis, and which ganglia he thinks is involved?
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