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Old 11-08-2011, 01:45 AM #1
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Cool Yet another diagnosis I am so confused!
Today my neuro doc called with results of skin biopsy , my ankle was fine but further up my leg skin biopsy showed demylanated sp? Problem that my Doc said is typical in autoimmune disease sjogrens. Now he wants me to have lip biopsy, I am so confused, first he thought I had CIDP, then idiopathic neuropathy, now sjogrens? I am going to UCLA to meet with a Neuro there, what questions should I be asking her? I am really really confused!!! Jan
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