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Old 03-31-2021, 07:05 PM #14
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I went through another round of EMG/NCS tests yesterday morning and the two doctors concluded that I have BFS/CFS which are syndromes under the Peripheral Nerve Hyper-excitability Syndromes spectrum. This is only conclusive for large fiber Neuropathy. The rest of the tests I had done in prior weeks will diagnose whether or not small fiber Neuropathy is also present.
what does BFS/CFS stand for?
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