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Old 09-30-2015, 11:29 PM #7
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Hi franklin.
I started with numbness in bottom of left foot then stocking feeling up shin. I was sent to a neurologist and he conducted a nerve test with electrodes and measured the readings. From that he told me i had peripheral neuropathy. Since then i started to get bad pain in my groin, though and shin on the same leg.
My knew neurologist did the same test and said the readings were normal.

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Hi Phil

Well done on getting an accurate diagnosis - and in a relatively short time. With everything I've read here from others, and my own experience, I've wondered about the accuracy of the nerve conduction tests to diagnose PN.

Hope the treatment works and you get some relief soon. Don't forget to come back and tell us what they did and how you get on.
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