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Default Small fiber neuropathy problems that may arise
My wife has recently been diagnosed with Full Body SFSN, this started about 2 years ago, she does not seem to have any signs of autoaunomic problems but worries she could develop them, what percentage of people with this condition develop autoaunomic problems and does she have a chance of not developing those problems, again her problems for the time being only seem sensory in nature. Hope I am asking this question correctly as I don't know much about any of this. Thank you.
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