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Default Bilateral axonal sensorimotor polyneuropathy
Ihello. First time here. Anyone have advice on what could be causing this? I have it in my arms and legs. I know what the words mean but can't figure out what is causing it. No MS on brain scan. Neurologist is working on figuring it out. I also have very brisk reflexes if that helps thanks
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