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Default Celiac neuropathy
Hi everyone, I am in the process of trying to get a diagnosis for PN. My neuro doc is having me tested for celiac disease but I have already had a ton of testing. If I had celiac wouldn't it show up in my metabolic blood tests? Everything came back normal.
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