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Hi madisongrrl

I am sorry to read about your father's diagnosis. If it is confirmed by genetic testing, you might find the information in this link helpful:

http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-c...n/con-20030685

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Another sodium channel blocker being developed for PN pain is NKTR-171. I've had my eye on it for two years and it's just now in Phase I.

http://www.nektar.com/product_pipeli..._nktr-171.html
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I wonder if these tests a reliable, because some private labs are there to earn profit.
Test methodology and validation information is listed in the link.
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Thanks. The drug heading into Phase 3 is CNV1014802.

http://www.convergencepharma.com/index.asp?page_id=14

Others in the pipeline:

http://www.convergencepharma.com/index.asp?page_id=16

Convergence was also bought by Biogen earlier this year, so they have deep pockets behind them now.


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HI there,

Convergence Pharmaceuticals are preparing for phase 3 clinic trials for nav 1.7 blocker. They are in preparations for other candidates too, which I believe the next is diabetic neuropathy.
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