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Old 04-11-2012, 07:21 AM #1
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Cool Nerve conduction test Thursday
Well the 2 or so year follow up nerve conduction test I requested is coming up. Is there anything I should request or ask about since I won't see the neurologist for a long time after that. Should I ask him to also check arms and hands.
Is there any risks to this test other than the minor electricution pain. After a rough end of Winter my condition though I wouldn't say good does not seem to have progressed aggressivly.
Or am I just getting used to numb feet, avoiding tight shoes? Anyway I digress.
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