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Old 02-01-2016, 11:36 AM #33
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Mine was 3x1 too. 4x8 seems quite different, indicating inexperience or an entirely different biopsy.
It does sounds as if you may have had an actual nerve biopsy as opposed to a skin biopsy, which is not really invasive. That said, I'm no expert but I did have a skin biopsy. Perhaps you can go back to your doctor to double check what they did...either way I'm sorry to hear you have damage from the test.

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