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Old 09-19-2015, 07:11 AM #1
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Default Does anyone have an SFN diagnosis with a negative biopsy?

I'm wondering...I've not heard back from my doctor, and it's been over a month since my negative results came back. He was away for some time, so has a ton of messages and isn't getting back to me. Not sure if I will ever hear from him.

I'd love to know what my diagnosis is for a few reasons, BUT I would like to know what I should do about my bladder problems. If this is SFN, then I don't know if I see a neuro or a urologist.

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