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Old 09-02-2007, 12:55 PM #1
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Default long way to diagnosis
As you knoe already - according to my neurologist I have probably SFSN but he couldn't say for sure.
Searching in the internet and reading here (beside getting some remarks from some of you) couse me to think that it might be some kind of CIDP...
If you diagnosed as CIDP - I would like to hear your stories, how was the onset and the diagnosis.
Sorry for budering you with my questions, but I found that I have to do the work to help myself.

Thanks in advance
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