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Old 08-19-2015, 07:14 PM #8
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Dreamer... I also went to a Cleveland Clinic neurologist who agreed with my local neuro that occasional axonal swellings weren't enough to DX me with PN and that they can occur in asymptomatic people. The only sweat testing I had done was one where I was hooked up to a monitor that measure sweat in response to a sudden fright. It wasn't a biopsy or SGNDT that I know of.
Was your sweat test positive?
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