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Old 06-22-2007, 06:01 PM #1
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Default Why would a neurologist not be into Neuropathic medicine?
So my Primary care doc says that a "Neurologist" is not into Neuropathic medicine....

Please explain to me the difference...

What the hell is a Neurologist?

I know I take medication, but I feel like I just fell down the hole with Alice and the Mad hatter has taken over!

Terri
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