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Thanks for the reply, MrsD. I went to my first neurological appointment yesterday and the neurologist was not helpful at all. I also saw a rheumatologist because I'm suspected of having rheumatoid arthritis, but she said she doesn't often see PN with RA. I was under the impression that PN can result from an autoimmune disease. I can't get an answer and I'm starting to realize that I probably never will.
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