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Old 09-10-2007, 09:03 PM #4
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Default I'll take a stab
at best and say that diabetes is still a more recognized disease state as well as the complications associated w/ it. Unfortunately for many of us w/ idiopathic and other numerous types of neuropathies the numbers of patients aren't as evident and we are a "silent" majority of sorts - just my guess. I don't have an answer much less a good one.

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