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Old 02-26-2015, 12:40 AM #3
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Default Idiopathic...really?

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I agree with going to Mayo or one of the clinics that specialize in PN. Even then, you may need to go outside of the mainstream medical system. There are many problems they are not able to handle, especially chronic diseases.
Ron
You are right Ron, I have something very serious going on here and I think Mayo might be something I need to consider. I live in California, so the Mayo in Arizona is closer to me then the one in Minnesota, I called the one in Arizona though and they told me that they were not as big as the one in Minnesota and that because of the complexity of my case I should probably go to the one in Minnesota. Something I need to think about.
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