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Old 02-25-2013, 04:40 PM #4
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Idiopathic neuropathy just means that they do not know what the cause is. Have you ever had DNA blood testing to see if they might be able to come up with a diagnosis instead of idiopathic? Is there a family history of any of your symptoms? Hope you find an answer.
tons of tests, all negative. I am adopted so no family history available. Only tests which were postive was EMG/NCS
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