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Old 04-03-2014, 12:24 PM #5
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dac122 how did your doctor get the diagnosis of EM?

From what I understand not a lot of doctors know much about it and it is hard to diagnose.

I believe I have it, I am going to my first doctor app soon any advice on steps or key things to get doctor to look into the EM?

What tests did you have done to get that diagnosis?

thank you
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