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Old 03-06-2016, 04:51 PM #10
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One more thing: what abnormalities you had on your EMG if any? (I guess you did since you're taking about neuropathy)
I have abnormal findings and that twitching on top of that makes me anxious
I have symptoms of SFN. Nothing substantial showed up on my EMG.
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