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Old 04-19-2014, 02:10 PM #8
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Sensory neuropathy is usually a progressive disease. You likely are showing electrical changes that haven't shown up clinically yet. My first EMG/NCV was in 2005, at that time I only had very mild tingling in my feet & nothing else. Real pain only showed up about 18 months ago for me. Everyone's definition of pain and their tolerance to it is different. What did it show about your motor nerves?

This is a great site with lots of information & helpful people. At least it's nice to know you aren't alone.
Thank you jenng. He said there were no issues with the motor nerves.
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