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Old 07-18-2007, 02:17 PM #1
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Hi friends,

I'm new here. suffer for 2 years from probably idiopathic sfsn. I have parashtesias all over my body, nimbness and pain, but all the tests are O.K. NCV and QST. My neurologist said he suspects SFSN, but can't prove it.
Did you here about it before?
I would like to hear more about Idiopathic sfsn, many your stories. How things started and how long was your way till you were diagnosed. (and sorry for the English mistakes...)
You can send me an e-mail to reut540@gmail.com or answer in the forum - I hope I can know how to find yor responds.

All the best
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