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Old 02-03-2014, 12:23 PM #4
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Good morning,

I have to agree I would do a nerve test. This will help to see if your nerves are slow, etc. it (the things going on with your body, not the nerve test)is scary, but there are many wonderful people on here who offer support and advice. You are the advocate for your health, keep a record to the best of your ability. I hope you find some answers soon. I have autonomic and sensory neuropathy as well. They believe mine is genetic, bug not sure from where. I am only in my 30's, so I understand the frustration of it hitting so early.
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