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Perhaps this site will help.

http://www.athenadiagnostics.com/con...ral-neuropathy

Ask your doctor/neurologist for an explanation as to what it is or as to what he/she thinks it is. It can be due to many things. Family history might be something to look into as well. Good luck!
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