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Old 07-22-2007, 01:21 PM #1
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Hi,
Since I'm new here, I might have questions that you deal with, many time in the past.Since I'm not an English speaker - it is difficult for me to go throght the history of this forum.
What do you know about Toxic neuropathy. Is it progressive? can one proove that his neuropathy is because of toxins? What tests do I have to do? Is there any symptomes that are characteristic to this kind of neuropathy?

I need your help and support. In my country - there is no supporting group for PN. My doctors hardly know what to tell me and I have millions questions...

have a good day

Rina
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