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Old 07-25-2015, 02:06 PM #4
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Hi Mat
Glad to hear you came through your gallbladder op okay in spite of some post op hiccups. Hope you continue to heal without more complications.

En bloc's call on giving plenty of time to heal is spot on - everything you've been through including the different medications you had during the op plus the additional stress may have an influence one way or the other on the SFN.

Did your neurologist ever suggest that the SFN might be autoimmune caused and possibly a result of the Hashimoto's?

Take care. Keep us posted on how you're doing.
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