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Hi I was just told I had neuropathy two weeks ago, but I've been seeing this neurologist since last summer 2012, when three of my toes went strangely numb. Why do I have the feeling from reading other people's posts that my doctor should be doing tests to figure out why I have this?
I am not diabetic. I did have Lyme disease at the same time my toes went numb but I specifically asked the neurologist if that was it and he said no. I smoked but quit. I only drink maybe three times a year. I am also bipolar and close to menopause. It just seems like there should be tests, other than the leg shock test he gave me where he said I have a very small 'palsy' in my right leg (that's what he first called it.) All replies would be greatly appreciated and thank you very much. |
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