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Old 08-25-2007, 04:47 PM #1
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Default small fiber neuropathy-how do you know?

I read about sfn and wonder if the prolotheraphy shots did this to me. is that possible or does it have to be from your own immune system? i seem to have the symtoms, especially the pain of burning and kniffing and tight band around the ankle. i do not think my doc would give me a punch test.
how is it that the ivig helps. does it heal the nerves or stop the inflamation, or stop the toxins or??? i had ivig a long time ago for something else and i felt better energy wise and health wise. comments
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