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Old 12-30-2011, 09:34 AM #1
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Default iodiopathic small nerve fiber neuropathy
I am new to this as of a few months although the pain was here for about a year. I just want to understand if others have had this for years and no progression really or does it progress pretty fast. I just wish I could pin point the cause , as I've read it could be 200 reasons besides the major ones . I've so far not seen a neuro that seems to care. Please advise or guide. I"m in North Carolina
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