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08-21-2012, 07:00 AM
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My pain is getting worse...
Is it possible that a Sensory Neuropathy cannot be detected when its in the early stage? Is it a disease that is "building up" before it shows in the test? With my pain getting worse, I cannot help but think if my specimen was mixed up with someone else's. Has there been anyone who had a negative skin biopsy but later on re-tested and was positive? In this case, how many months should be the interval before getting another test (assuming doctor and insurance will allow). Thank you. |
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