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Default Neuronal Antibody testing-any experience or opinion
Hello,

I am considering peripheral neuropathy antibody testing.

Tell me about your experiences, did it help you get a diagnosis?

Any advice about this type of testing, from which lab (athena, quest) you tested at to the tests that are most useful in antibody testing?

My financial situation is sensitive, so I want to put my funds into what would count most.

Thanks!
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