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Following. I have low level SFN (skin biopsy in normal range but very low normal), perhaps from alcohol use (wine lover). I've been drinking Nanny State (from Brew Dog), which is under 0.5% and a pretty good craft beer. My neurologist says that very minimal alcohol will have no effect in SFN, but I'm not sure. Anyone know?

Did the Neuro tell you to stop the wine completely? Ir did you go to the beer voluntarily?
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